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Max Keiser
Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
True believers & builders in El Salvador are CRUSHING IT‼️
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MURPHSLIFE
MURPHSLIFE@MURPHSLIFE·
The world vs El Salvador.. While people post about gas prices going up WE are installing solar panels. While people post about global fertilizer shortages WE are creating our own fertilizer on our regenerative farms. While people fear of food shortages we are planting more fruit trees, buying more cows, chickens, bees hives, planting more crops etc.. While others fear, WE trust in God. We serve our neighbors. We prepare for tomorrow by planting the seed today -MURPHSLIFE foundation
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Translating El Salvador
Translating El Salvador@TranslatingES·
Before @nayibbukele, El Salvador Newspapers Headlines "El Salvador The most dangerous country in the world" # DeDinero @elsalvador Articles: ✅BCR: The Salvadoran Economy Grew 3.9% in 2025 The dynamism of economic activity during 2025 reflected the positive effect of the various measures implemented by President Nayib Bukele, states the Central Reserve Bank (BCR). ✅Construction Grew 24.4% Last Year The sector closed the year with a contribution to the country's GDP that exceeded $3 billion. ✅ISTU Strengthens Infrastructure and Security at El Salvador's Recreational Parks The Salvadoran Institute of Tourism (ISTU) is advancing the modernization of recreational parks, improving infrastructure, security, and services to offer high-quality experiences to visitors. ✅Private Sector Constructs 87 High-Rise Buildings in the Metropolitan Area These structures will be joined by six others exceeding 35 stories, confirmed Luis Rodríguez, Executive Director of OPAMSS. ✅Remittances via cryptocurrency wallets grew 146.4% in El Salvador at the start of 2026. The BCR report details that the average amount sent through digital cryptocurrency wallets also increased, rising from $273.9 in 2025 to $313 in 2026. ✅El Salvador's Exports Totaled $1,080.8 Million Through February Sales of Salvadoran products across various international markets grew by 3.3% compared to figures recorded in 2025, according to the BCR. Central America and the United States remain the country's primary trading partners. ✅The Plastics Industry Exported $488.5 Million by the End of 2025 This productive sector has established itself as the leading exporter on a regional scale. The trade association Asiplastic rules out immediate negative impacts from the war in the Middle East, but remains vigilant regarding any escalation or price increases.
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El Salvador is OTHERWORLDLY President Bukele is taking El Salvador from the 3rd world to the 1st to something BEYOND! Welcome to OTHERWORLDLY El Salvador 🇸🇻

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Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
El Salvador is OTHERWORLDLY President Bukele is taking El Salvador from the 3rd world to the 1st to something BEYOND! Welcome to OTHERWORLDLY El Salvador 🇸🇻
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Bitcoin Hotel
Bitcoin Hotel@bitcoin_hotel·
Michael Ballweg hat Deutschland verlassen & seinen Rückflug storniert. Heute lebt er in El Salvador. Seine Konten wurden gesperrt. Seine Firmen wurden zerstört. Er saß im Gefängnis. Viele kennen seine Geschichte. Aber die wenigsten verstehen, was sie wirklich bedeutet. Ich hatte die Chance ein Interview mit ihm zu machen: Über Deutschland. Über die Corona-Zeit. Über das, was in den nächsten Jahren passieren könnte. Über Energie. Über Europa. Über Freiheit. Aber vor allem haben wir über eine Sache gesprochen: Veränderung. Spätestens seit Corona haben viele Menschen gemerkt, dass Dinge, die sie früher für selbstverständlich gehalten haben, plötzlich nicht mehr selbstverständlich sind. Konten können gesperrt werden. Firmen können zerstört werden. Meinungen können Probleme machen. Freiheit kann eingeschränkt werden. Und trotzdem leben die meisten Menschen heute noch genauso wie vorher. Sie haben alles gesehen. Sie haben alles gehört. Sie haben alles verstanden. Aber sie haben nichts verändert. Das größte Missverständnis im Leben ist: Zu glauben, Erkenntnis allein reicht. Du kannst verstehen, wie das System funktioniert. Du kannst verstehen, wie Geld funktioniert. Du kannst verstehen, wie Politik funktioniert. Aber wenn du nichts veränderst, ändert sich auch nichts. Viele Menschen sind heute informiert wie nie zuvor. Aber gleichzeitig abhängiger als je zuvor. Sie wissen alles. Aber sie ändern nichts. Es reicht nicht, erleuchtet zu sein. Du musst auch erleuchtet handeln. Viele Menschen warten. Viele Menschen hoffen. Viele Menschen denken, sie hätten noch Zeit. Aber die meisten großen Veränderungen im Leben passieren nicht, wenn man mehr weiß. Sondern wenn man eine Entscheidung trifft. Michael hat eine Entscheidung getroffen. Deutschland verlassen. Neuanfang. El Salvador. Und er sagt, was ihn dort am meisten überrascht hat, ist nicht nur die Freiheit. Sondern die Energie im Land. Diese Aufbruchsstimmung. Dieses Gefühl, dass etwas entsteht und nicht etwas zerfällt. Vielleicht ist das am Ende der Unterschied zwischen Ländern: In manchen Ländern verwaltet man den Niedergang. In anderen Ländern baut man Zukunft. Das Interview mit ihm hat mich an eine Sache erinnert, die viele wissen, aber nur wenige wirklich verstehen: Du musst nicht die ganze Welt verändern. Du musst nur deine Entscheidungen verändern. Heimat ist heute nicht mehr unbedingt der Ort, an dem du geboren wurdest. Heimat ist der Ort, an dem du Optionen hast. An dem du frei entscheiden kannst. An dem du nicht abhängig bist. Und vielleicht ist die wichtigste Erkenntnis aus allem nicht politisch, nicht wirtschaftlich, sondern persönlich: Es reicht nicht, die Dinge zu erkennen. Du musst auch den Mut haben, danach zu handeln.
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Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
Security & infrastructure: safe & sound.
Alerta Noticias@alertanoti

SECTOR CONSTRUCCIÓN APORTA MÁS DE $3,000 MILLONES AL PIB El director ejecutivo de la @COAMSS_OPAMSS, @LRodriguez_SV, informó que la industria de la construcción en El Salvador cerró el año 2025 con un aporte estimado de $3,017 millones al Producto Interno Bruto (PIB) y un crecimiento del 24.4%. A través de sus redes sociales, el funcionario compartió una imagen con datos del sector, cifras que reflejan un desempeño destacado del rubro, que se consolida como uno de los principales impulsores de la actividad económica nacional, con incidencia directa en la generación de empleo y el desarrollo de infraestructura. El crecimiento reportado se enmarca en un contexto de aumento en proyectos habitacionales, comerciales y de inversión pública, particularmente en el Área Metropolitana de San Salvador ( AMSS), donde la planificación urbana y la expansión inmobiliaria han cobrado mayor dinamismo, todo impulsado por el nuevo clima de seguridad que El Salvador vive en la actualidad. Desde la OPAMSS COAMSS se ha enfatizado la importancia de este sector en la transformación del territorio, destacando su papel en la modernización de las ciudades y en la atracción de inversión. El comportamiento positivo de la construcción también se vincula a la confianza de inversionistas y al impulso de políticas orientadas a facilitar el desarrollo de proyectos, lo que ha permitido mantener una tendencia al alza en los últimos años. Con estos resultados, el sector construcción se posiciona como un pilar clave dentro de la economía salvadoreña, con perspectivas de continuar su crecimiento en el corto y mediano plazo.

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Max Keiser
Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
AI allows you to build stuff spontaneously with your imagination. All you need is inspiration El Salvador is the most inspiring place in the world.
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Stacy Herbert 🇸🇻🚀
🇸🇻 “And suddenly you realize: Something is happening here. Something is growing here. A country is developing here. And you're right in the middle of it. You get to watch as every year there's a little more infrastructure, a little more opportunity, a little more prosperity.”
Bitcoin Hotel@bitcoin_hotel

Ich bin vor knapp drei Jahren nach El Salvador gekommen. Und wenn ich ehrlich bin: Am Anfang dachte ich teilweise selbst, ich bin komplett verrückt. Hier war damals nicht viel. Kaum richtige Straßen. Kaum Infrastruktur. Wenig Restaurants. Wenig Hotels. Wenig Shops. Vieles wirkte unfertig. Roh. Im Aufbau. Aber genau das war das Interessante. Denn während in Deutschland alles fertig ist, aber langsam zerfällt, ist hier vieles unfertig, aber entsteht. Und das ist ein riesiger Unterschied. Du wachst morgens auf und irgendwo wird eine neue Straße gebaut. Ein paar Monate später macht ein neues Restaurant auf. Dann ein Hotel. Dann ein Café. Dann ein Surfshop. Dann kommen die ersten Touristen. Dann die nächsten Investoren. Und plötzlich merkst du: Hier passiert gerade etwas. Hier wächst etwas. Hier entwickelt sich ein Land. Und du stehst mitten drin. Du kannst dabei zuschauen, wie jedes Jahr ein bisschen mehr Infrastruktur da ist, ein bisschen mehr Möglichkeiten, ein bisschen mehr Wohlstand. Das heißt nicht, dass hier alles perfekt ist. Ist es nicht. Aber die Richtung stimmt. Und Richtung ist im Leben alles. Deutschland fühlt sich für mich heute an wie ein fertiges Haus, bei dem langsam der Putz von der Wand fällt. El Salvador fühlt sich an wie eine Baustelle, auf der jeden Tag ein Stockwerk dazu kommt. Die meisten Menschen gehen dorthin, wo heute alles schön ist. Ich glaube, interessant sind die Orte, an denen morgen alles schön sein wird. Und das vor den eigenen Augen zu sehen, verändert deinen Blick auf die Welt komplett. Weil du plötzlich verstehst: Länder steigen auf. Länder steigen ab. Und die meisten Menschen merken es erst, wenn es zu spät ist. Ich wollte nicht dort sein, wo es bergab geht. Ich wollte dort sein, wo etwas entsteht. Nicht, weil es perfekt ist. Sondern weil es eine Zukunft hat.

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Juan José
Juan José@j_snk07·
Once again, Silicon Valley Garage Vibes! But it’s not in Silicon Valley, it’s El Salvador. El Salvador has dreamers willing to JUST DO THINGS and amazing teachers/mentors leading with Excellence only!
Marc Seal@Kurcide

Today we wrapped up the CUBO_AI OpenClaw Bootcamp in El Salvador! $400 in AI tokens and a group of ambitious students is all it takes to shape the future. I’m pretty sure we spent more on lunch. This week we put 8 groups to the test in our OpenClaw bootcamp. Day 1 was lectures on Agentic AI, how to approach building with AI whether you’re technical or not, and how to safeguard yourself from the real risks of unleashing an autonomous agent on your machine. Day 2 was entirely dedicated to building. Every group had to come up with their own automation challenge and solve it. In 5 hours we had 9 working projects. One group decided to build two things because they finished early. Five hours is all it took to prototype functional products and businesses. Across our bootcamp students we saw: - Automated lead generation with validation and Telegram alerts so they never miss a prospect - A gold, silver and oil price tracker with trajectory analysis that collects global news into a single dashboard - A pharmacy prescription tool that automatically pulls requests from email and streamlines medication delivery times - A Telegram-based English tutor with structured lessons, voice analysis for grammar correction and a web dashboard - A medical studies database with integrated quizzes and resource links to help students prepare for specializations - An entrepreneurial assistant that helps with designs, business strategy and AI integration plans - A Telegram and Chrome plugin that lets you send a YouTube link to the agent and get the downloaded file back, or download straight in the browser Students ranging from some AI experience to none at all walked in not knowing what an AI agent was and walked out with working products and real world solutions. Every one of them stepped up, came up with their own problem to solve, and figured out how to orchestrate an AI agent into doing real work. They became product managers of their own ideas in real time. Tools like OpenClaw, NemoClaw and the wave of open source agent frameworks behind them are doing something the last decade of tech never did. Making it possible to build real software products without a CS degree, without venture funding and without being anywhere near Silicon Valley. The only requirement is a problem worth solving and the willingness to sit down and figure it out. The next generation of builders is not going to come exclusively from Stanford or Y Combinator. The models and tools are getting cheaper and becoming more accessible by the month. The playing field is leveling whether the traditional tech world is ready for it or not. And once again, El Salvador is leading the charge. This week, a room full of ambitious builders demonstrated it.

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Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
Asymmetric learning in El Salvador: $400 in AI tokens unleashing billion dollar business ideas (and capabilities) in El Salvador vs. $45,000 in university debt and no jobs.
Marc Seal@Kurcide

Today we wrapped up the CUBO_AI OpenClaw Bootcamp in El Salvador! $400 in AI tokens and a group of ambitious students is all it takes to shape the future. I’m pretty sure we spent more on lunch. This week we put 8 groups to the test in our OpenClaw bootcamp. Day 1 was lectures on Agentic AI, how to approach building with AI whether you’re technical or not, and how to safeguard yourself from the real risks of unleashing an autonomous agent on your machine. Day 2 was entirely dedicated to building. Every group had to come up with their own automation challenge and solve it. In 5 hours we had 9 working projects. One group decided to build two things because they finished early. Five hours is all it took to prototype functional products and businesses. Across our bootcamp students we saw: - Automated lead generation with validation and Telegram alerts so they never miss a prospect - A gold, silver and oil price tracker with trajectory analysis that collects global news into a single dashboard - A pharmacy prescription tool that automatically pulls requests from email and streamlines medication delivery times - A Telegram-based English tutor with structured lessons, voice analysis for grammar correction and a web dashboard - A medical studies database with integrated quizzes and resource links to help students prepare for specializations - An entrepreneurial assistant that helps with designs, business strategy and AI integration plans - A Telegram and Chrome plugin that lets you send a YouTube link to the agent and get the downloaded file back, or download straight in the browser Students ranging from some AI experience to none at all walked in not knowing what an AI agent was and walked out with working products and real world solutions. Every one of them stepped up, came up with their own problem to solve, and figured out how to orchestrate an AI agent into doing real work. They became product managers of their own ideas in real time. Tools like OpenClaw, NemoClaw and the wave of open source agent frameworks behind them are doing something the last decade of tech never did. Making it possible to build real software products without a CS degree, without venture funding and without being anywhere near Silicon Valley. The only requirement is a problem worth solving and the willingness to sit down and figure it out. The next generation of builders is not going to come exclusively from Stanford or Y Combinator. The models and tools are getting cheaper and becoming more accessible by the month. The playing field is leveling whether the traditional tech world is ready for it or not. And once again, El Salvador is leading the charge. This week, a room full of ambitious builders demonstrated it.

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Stacy Herbert 🇸🇻🚀
DAY TWO OF OPENCLAW BOOTCAMP WRAPS 🇸🇻 Where El Salvador is going is to the place these young Salvadorans want it to be! Through his words and actions, President Bukele set the standard for his people. Now, they are stepping up to build it. 🇸🇻🏗️
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Marc Seal
Marc Seal@Kurcide·
Today we wrapped up the CUBO_AI OpenClaw Bootcamp in El Salvador! $400 in AI tokens and a group of ambitious students is all it takes to shape the future. I’m pretty sure we spent more on lunch. This week we put 8 groups to the test in our OpenClaw bootcamp. Day 1 was lectures on Agentic AI, how to approach building with AI whether you’re technical or not, and how to safeguard yourself from the real risks of unleashing an autonomous agent on your machine. Day 2 was entirely dedicated to building. Every group had to come up with their own automation challenge and solve it. In 5 hours we had 9 working projects. One group decided to build two things because they finished early. Five hours is all it took to prototype functional products and businesses. Across our bootcamp students we saw: - Automated lead generation with validation and Telegram alerts so they never miss a prospect - A gold, silver and oil price tracker with trajectory analysis that collects global news into a single dashboard - A pharmacy prescription tool that automatically pulls requests from email and streamlines medication delivery times - A Telegram-based English tutor with structured lessons, voice analysis for grammar correction and a web dashboard - A medical studies database with integrated quizzes and resource links to help students prepare for specializations - An entrepreneurial assistant that helps with designs, business strategy and AI integration plans - A Telegram and Chrome plugin that lets you send a YouTube link to the agent and get the downloaded file back, or download straight in the browser Students ranging from some AI experience to none at all walked in not knowing what an AI agent was and walked out with working products and real world solutions. Every one of them stepped up, came up with their own problem to solve, and figured out how to orchestrate an AI agent into doing real work. They became product managers of their own ideas in real time. Tools like OpenClaw, NemoClaw and the wave of open source agent frameworks behind them are doing something the last decade of tech never did. Making it possible to build real software products without a CS degree, without venture funding and without being anywhere near Silicon Valley. The only requirement is a problem worth solving and the willingness to sit down and figure it out. The next generation of builders is not going to come exclusively from Stanford or Y Combinator. The models and tools are getting cheaper and becoming more accessible by the month. The playing field is leveling whether the traditional tech world is ready for it or not. And once again, El Salvador is leading the charge. This week, a room full of ambitious builders demonstrated it.
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
What a massive honor to be able to hang out with my heroes @maxkeiser and @stacyherbert and the amazing @JethroToro! Wow! The world is changing and it is time to be a part of something big! Attend The SovAI Summit. Get a ticket: sovaisummit.com Hang in paradise.
Stacy Herbert 🇸🇻🚀@stacyherbert

Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! @BrianRoemmele will be joining us to talk about this extraordinary moment in history in which amazing abundance is a path available to humanity … if we want it. @JethroToro @maxkeiser twitter.com/i/spaces/1qGvv…

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Brandon Martin 🔥🌊☀️@elbrandonmartin·
Trying to build my @primal_app account on Nostr Follow me at Elbrandon007 for toxic Bitcoin maxi posts, videos and articles. npub170mre6v74ezxszpzax8f55yjys453y358zrrecvs60k62ltwag0s84h3n2
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