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>"Either way they won’t affect Tether much since it is not based in the United States. In January the company moved its headquarters from the British Virgin Islands to El Salvador – Ardoino said that the government of Nayib Bukele shared his vision of financial freedom."

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How Tether became money-launderers’ dream currency - The Economist

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The article makes zero reference to Latin America except one:  
Either way they won’t affect Tether much since it is not based in the United States. In January the company moved its headquarters from the British Virgin Islands to El Salvador – Ardoino said that the government of Nayib Bukele shared his vision of financial freedom. 

USDT is popular in Latin America, especially El Salvador and Argentina, because digital dollars provide relief for people living in countries with hyperinflated currencies.

Another reason why I stopped reading the Economist.
