El Salvador President Says Ok Boomers To The Us Senators Moving To Pass This Bill

Last updated: June 8, 2025, 22:17

El Salvador President Says Ok Boomers To The Us Senators Moving To Pass This Bill

El Salvador's bitcoin-loving president hits out at the 'boomer

El Salvador leader tells ‘boomer’ US senators to stand down over

El Salvador’s President Calls US Senators ‘Boomers’ Over Bitcoin Bill

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El Salvador’s president rebuked several U.S. senators on Wednesday for introducing legislation targeting the Latin American country’s adoption of bitcoin as legal

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El Salvador President says OK Boomers to the US

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Nayib Bukele Source A screenshot Instagram nayibbukele Weeks after memeing the International Monetary Fund IMF El Salvador amp rsquo s outspoken President

Senators introduce legislation to report on El Salvadors Bitcoin adoption. President Nayib Bukele tells boomers to stay out.

'Ok Boomers': El Salvador President Scolds U.S. Senators for anti

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El Salvador's President Chides US Lawmakers Over Bitcoin Bill

Senators Jim Risch, Bill Cassidy and Bob Mendez introduced the Accountability for Cryptocurrency in El Salvador (ACES) Act on Wednesday that, if passed

Bukele Tells Boomers Off

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President Nayib Bukele has called three US senators “boomers” over legislation they introduced to assess the impacts of El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law; Bukele, whose

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele chastised three U.S. senators Wednesday for sponsoring legislation aimed at preventing the Latin American country from

We are not your colony

We are not your colony, your back yard or your front yard, Bukele said, as the bill called on the State Department to report on El Salvador's bitcoin adoption.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele denounced on Wednesday an effort by U.S. senators to introduce legislation that would “mitigate potential risks to the U.S. financial