India and El Salvador Forge Collaboration in 5G and Infrastructure Development financialexpress.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from financialexpress.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
De llegar a implementarse el plan de emitir una criptomoneda salvadoreña, por parte de de Ibrahim y Yusef Bukele, “la Ley Bitcoin sería un adorno”. Así lo advirtió la economista Tatiana Marroquín, luego de conocer lo expuesto por El Faro el pasado viernes.
Según dicha publicación digital, los hermanos del presidente expusieron en junio, antes de que se aprobara la Ley Bitcoin, su intensión de implementar una nueva moneda digital en El Salvador: el “colón dólar”. Algo que no está reglamentado o regulado en la Ley Bitcoin, recordó Marroquín. “Los reglamentos que están preparando para septiembre no serían útiles para enfrentar la situación”, advirtió la economista.
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NEW YORK, May 5 (Reuters) - El Salvador’s sovereign debt rallied on Wednesday after the country’s top economy officials assuaged foreign investor fears in a conference call.
Bond prices cratered on Monday after President Nayib Bukele’s coalition ousted all five judges who sit in the constitutional chamber of the nation’s Supreme Court and dismissed its top prosecutor last weekend.
On Wednesday, Economy Minister Maria Luisa Hayem, Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya and Ibrajim Bukele, the president’s brother who has been a bridge between the president and the business community, spoke with investors. The officials explained the constitutional grounds for the weekend’s oustings.
Gobierno trata de calmar a inversionistas tras caída del precio de los bonos salvadoreños elsalvador.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from elsalvador.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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NEW YORK, May 5 (Reuters) - El Salvador’s sovereign debt rallied on Wednesday after the country’s top economy officials assuaged foreign investor fears in a conference call.
Bond prices cratered on Monday after President Nayib Bukele’s coalition ousted all five judges who sit in the constitutional chamber of the nation’s Supreme Court and dismissed its top prosecutor last weekend.
On Wednesday, Economy Minister Maria Luisa Hayem, Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya and Ibrajim Bukele, the president’s brother who has been a bridge between the president and the business community, spoke with investors. The officials explained the constitutional grounds for the weekend’s oustings.