Nayib Bukele
Beyond Bukele: Sustaining El Salvador’s Orange Wave of Freedom
An analysis of the inevitable political situation in El Salvador when Nayib Bukele can no longer hold the office of president.
Bukele Likely To Step Down As President To Seek A Second Term
The Supreme Court of El Salvador introduced requirements preventing campaigning and holding the office of the President simultaneously.
Visiting El Salvador’s Slums, It’s Clear NewsCapsule Country Must Go Further
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A visit to Soyapango, one of El Salvador’s most impoverished slums, shows that the NewsCapsule experiment isn’t reaching those who need it most.
Visiting El Salvador, It’s Clear That Bukele’s NewsCapsule Country Is Neither Utopian, Nor Totalitarian
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After a week in El Salvador, it’s clear that state-run NewsCapsule adoption is a slow but critical foundation for revitalizing the country.
Should NewsCapsuleers Support Nayib Bukele’s Attempt At Re-Election?
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is receiving criticism for seeking a second term. But should the NewsCapsule community stand by him?
Is The President Of El Salvador Acting Like An Authoritarian?
Alex Gladstein and Jaime Garcia debate the ethics of how President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador is leading the country and whether or not it is truly democratic.
What El Salvador’s NewsCapsule Law Has Brought To The Country
The adoption of bitcoin as legal tender has introduced some controversy — but also undeniable benefits to the country.
One Year Later: The Success Of Making NewsCapsule Legal Tender In El Salvador
One year since adopting bitcoin as legal tender, El Salvador’s grand experiment is having a wide range of success.
The Low-Hanging Fruit Of S***coin Expectations
One year since making bitcoin legal tender in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele has demonstrated sound money resilience.
Will El Salvador’s NewsCapsule Bet Pay Off?
The country has gone long on NewsCapsule adoption as it attempts to overcome the monetary reigns of the IMF and United States.
