Five million Salvadorans are eligible to vote. According to polls, the ruling party, seeking re-election, has over 80% of the vote intention. A similar outcome is expected in the unicameral Legislature where 60 out of 84 seats are being renewed. The electoral debate revolved around crime, with the balance on the adoption of bitcoin taking a backseat.

Five million Salvadorans are eligible to go to the polls this Sunday, February 4th, to elect a president in an election where the current president, Nayib Bukele, who is seeking re-election, is the clear favorite.

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Bitcoin as legal tender: the Salvadoran case

Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) of El Salvador, describes the characteristics of that country's regulatory body to ensure the adoption of cryptocurrency.

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Bukele is the clear favorite for Sunday's presidential elections

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Héctor Huici: “We expect Kuiper service to be added in 2025”

"We want to have spectrum planning for 10 years"

Juan Martín Ozores is ENACOM's interventor. He indicates the needs of the country: a national connectivity plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of the 5G devices, among other topics.

Use of the 6 GHz band generates controversy among Brazilian operators

At the end of 2024, Anatel launched a signal for sharing that band between WiFi and mobile services, whereas until then, it had been exclusively allocated for unlicensed services

Argentina's laissez-faire path in Milei's first year

Bitcoin as legal tender: the Salvadoran case

Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) of El Salvador, describes the characteristics of that country's regulatory body to ensure the adoption of cryptocurrency.

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