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Venezuela Orders Banks to Adopt Cryptocurrency
The move is part of Venezuelan President Maduro's desperate attempts to steer out of five years of recession and inflation that is said to reach one million percent this year.
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Venezuela's Cryptocurrency Puts It on Tech Vanguard: Maduro
Venezuela on Tuesday became the first country to launch its own version of Bitcoin, a move President Nicolas Maduro celebrated.
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Venezuela's Currency Is So Devalued It No Longer Fits In Ordinary Wallets
It's not so easy to find someone who still uses a wallet in Venezuela, where inflation is expected to reach 720 percent this year and the biggest bill - 100 bolivars - is worth about 5 U.S. cents on the black market.
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Venezuela Sings Happy Birthday to Late President Hugo Chavez
Supporters of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez celebrated what would have been his 60th birthday on Monday with fireworks, a gun salute -- and the unveiling of a computer font based on the late leader's handwriting. The full-day festivities began shortly after midnight, when President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's hand-picked successor, sang Ha...
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Venezuela Orders Banks to Adopt Cryptocurrency
The move is part of Venezuelan President Maduro's desperate attempts to steer out of five years of recession and inflation that is said to reach one million percent this year.
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Venezuela's Cryptocurrency Puts It on Tech Vanguard: Maduro
Venezuela on Tuesday became the first country to launch its own version of Bitcoin, a move President Nicolas Maduro celebrated.
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Venezuela's Currency Is So Devalued It No Longer Fits In Ordinary Wallets
It's not so easy to find someone who still uses a wallet in Venezuela, where inflation is expected to reach 720 percent this year and the biggest bill - 100 bolivars - is worth about 5 U.S. cents on the black market.
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Venezuela Sings Happy Birthday to Late President Hugo Chavez
Supporters of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez celebrated what would have been his 60th birthday on Monday with fireworks, a gun salute -- and the unveiling of a computer font based on the late leader's handwriting. The full-day festivities began shortly after midnight, when President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's hand-picked successor, sang Ha...
