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The citizens of El Salvador took to the streets to protest the adoption of the country’s new Bitcoin law on Friday. The post Anti-Bitcoin protests are ongoing in El Salvador ahead of legalization appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Small groups of protestors have taken to the streets one week before El Salvador adopts Bitcoin as legal currency. Protests against the Bitcoin law are becoming more common ahead of it taking effect on September 7th.
The Feminist Coalition, a Nigerian advocacy group, found its protest fundraising restricted by legacy financial channels. So it turned to Bitcoin. The post Nigerian Aid Group Finds Sovereign Lifeline In Bitcoin appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
Nigerian authorities are developing a roadmap for the adoption of blockchain technology in public administration and payments on a national scale.
The Thai government and pro-democracy protesters are at war over social media. Authorities blocked local access to a Facebook group that was critical of the monarchy. Young protesters now fear the military government is interfering with Twitter as well.
What do you do if your country unplugs the internet? Satellite and mesh networks are possible future solutions, but they have technical and political limitations.
People in Belarus are discovering anti-censorship tools as the country experiences a major internet outage