El Salvador, is a country that, first of all, has for better or for worse, read again, that is, for positive or negative results, a Leader,a President who likes bitcoin, that situation doesn't exist in any other country.
Come on!, to Latin American countries, The dollar was imposed on them, is it that simple, as a monetary dependency for payments, taxes, etc.
Peoples were forced to use the dollar at Latin America. which is the heart of the matter. Several countries have their respective legal currencies, but although the dollar is not the official currency in many countries, it flows at a parallel currency rate.
So do not come with stories of impositions, if you do not know how "cobre/plata/billete" moves through the region.
Educate yourself well about the countries of the region, especially El Salvador and Central America, nowadays is an myth to think that, because you do not live in a region, you cannot know the country situation well.
But the issue is that some confuse reading an article and five minutes of information, then to they already pretend be experts.
...But still the Bukele government managed it properly and now enjoying their independence from US dollar.
No! there is no such independence.
So, it is the goal in the importance, hence, yes!, bitcoin exists as a legal currency, but this does not imply independence. At least not now.
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Finally, the matter should not refer to a country specifically when talking about bitcoin, since it circulates as a parallel currency in many countries (in the dark, in legality, in legal vacuums, etc. call it what you want, but circulate, flow bitcoin.)
And! that is happening and it is not necessary to put borders or the name of a specific country.