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Some of the fluffy reports from a lot of cryptocurrency periodicals lead one to believe that all is OK in El Salvador in terms of the new bitcoin law. However a survey of 1,233 Salvadorans performed by Disruptiva in the first week of July found that the majority of Salvadorans were suspicious of bitcoin as a currency. Leaked sources stated that Nayib Bukele's government allies were intending to create a stablecoin following the introduction of the new bitcoin tender law.Now, according to a regional report from El Mundo a number of Salvadorans have marched to the streets to demonstrate against the bitcoin law. Marchers came to protest Bukele's tender law, claiming that the crypto asset was extremely volatile.
A opposition group known as the Popular Resistance and Rebellion Block has written to Bukele's regime, claiming that the law is unconstitutional. According to the group, Bukele's officials did not consult the public beforehand, and the president's action was similar to playing the lottery.
A opposition group known as the Popular Resistance and Rebellion Block has written to Bukele's regime, claiming that the law is unconstitutional. According to the group, Bukele's officials did not consult the public beforehand, and the president's action was similar to playing the lottery.