"Usury Law" has left the country more vulnerable to loan sha

Q COSTA RICA - “The clock is ticking, all the fake 'tourists', members of this extortion and money laundering structure, take advantage and get out of our country quickly. Afterwards, we will not hear lamentations”. With those two sentences, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele recently announced that one of the components of his security strategy would…

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