El Salvador repays $800 million in bonds; The chief is upset that there is no coverage- El Salvador’s president is disappointed with the lack of news coverage after the country paid off its $800 million debt.
- and demands major news publications claiming that El Salvador will default on its debt in 2023.
- The president shared the only news article he could find that was reporting on the country’s debt clearing.
El Salvador’s Finance Minister, Alejandro Zelaya, tweeted on January 24 that the country had just paid off its $800 million bond. However, President Najib Bukil is disappointed by the lack of news coverage. On September 7, 2021, President Bukele adopted the state’s legal bid to raise El Salvador financially and provide $400 million in annual remittance commissions.
Well, we just paid the full $800 million plus interest, but of course, almost nobody covers the story, I only found one, yes one, in Spanish, from Colombia https://t.co/PcRES3poE1 They lie, lie, lie, and when it’s exposed Their lies, they go into silence mode.
– Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele)
The position in El Salvador pays an $800 million bond; The boss appeared upset at the lack of coverage for the first time in the Coin Edition.
