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The Government of El Salvador has made progress in several areas, through different measures implemented. This has allowed great transformations in the territory.

This is the second delivery of deeds to the families of San Antonio Caminos; a total of 35 deeds were delivered, in a coordinated work of the Mesa de Casos Colectivos that recovered an investment of US$147,200 in their favor. The families had to wait 20 years to receive the deeds to their homes.

The head of the Secretariat of Innovation, Daniel Méndez, inaugurated the IT Risk Assessment Course (information technology), which is carried out with the support of the Latin America and Caribbean Cyber Competence Centre (Centro de Competencia Cibernética de América Latina y el Caribe).

Morena Valdez, minister of Tourism highlighted that "The goal of this forum is to learn from others. Also, to know and recommend. Instead of being competition, to help and become a real multi-destination, to be ready to receive tourists''.

According to the analysis presented at the national forum "Coffee in El Salvador: current outlook, perspectives and opportunities", investing in production, post-harvest management and commercialization could generate returns of 22% and impact 99 thousand people in the area.

The president of the Banco de Fomento Agropecuario (BFA), José Eduardo Aguilar, inaugurates the Banco de Fomento Agropecuario's Information Kiosk in Houston, Texas.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF), asked the Central Government to eliminate Bitcoin as legal tender in the country due to the "serious risks" it implies for the market and financial stability. The body also showed its concern about the issuance of bonds backed by the cryptocurrency.