El Salvador’s government is playing with fire, and it’s downright reckless. Gambling taxpayer money on something as wildly unstable as Bitcoin, especially in a country grappling with poverty, crumbling healthcare, and underfunded schools, is beyond belief. The IMF has sounded the alarm time and time again, but it seems those warnings have fallen on deaf ears. The question isn’t if this house of cards will collapse — it’s when. And when it does, it’s the people, not the policymakers, who’ll pay the price.
