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A lawyer, a politician and has a high profile. he's now calling for armed groups across myanmar to attack government forces. let's get the analysis ofjonathan head. it’s the analysis ofjonathan head. it�*s interesting that the national unity government is now calling for this mass uprising. it'sjust government is now calling for this mass uprising. it's just first its leaders and hiding. it doesn't command units itself, although some are well with some of the ethnic armies. this uprising has been happening as much as it can. people out on the streets, initially very peacefully, organising ...

Into dollars, and can then withdraw cash, free of commission. they're called chivo. in local slang, that means cool. and as an incentive, anyone who downloads the app they'll need to do this, they'll get 30 dollars in bitcoin forfree. the plan was pushed by president nayib bukele. here he is on this moment. translation: salvadorans will have an app where - they can receive bitcoin. businesses, entrepreneurs, independent business owners, et cetera. the introduction of bitcoin in el salvador is controversial. it's a developing country. 70% of people don't have access to a bank account. around 58...

This a financial times editorial. it argues: or there's this from technology commentator stephanie hare. there is an entire crew of people who are interested in cryptocurrencies. we have to remember there's about 8000 of them in existence at the moment. these are not regulated. they're often used for money laundering. we have to look at what's also being put in place in el salvador, which is this — no capital gains tax, payments that are being done through bitcoin. that tells you something right there. and also, if you invest in the country via bitcoin, three bitcoins, which is about $150,00...