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Relm, a company that provides insurance to the cryptocurrency sector and the first and only insurer globally to hold Bermuda's IIGB license, has announced the launch of Relm II, the world's first fully regulated secured reinsurance business that can accept both fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies as collateral.

The Ministry of Labor is holding today job placement days for people with disabilities in the 14 departmental offices throughout the country and have opened their doors from 7:00 a.m. and closing until 5:00 p.m.

The pandemic is not over yet, the minister of Health, Francisco Alabí, said this morning in a press conference that due to the appearance of the new subvariant omicron BA.2, it could arrive to El Salvador in approximately three weeks.

Understanding how money works is vital when managing a venture, project or business.

Nearly 30% of organizations would also allocate greater amounts for ethical and social benefits for their employees.

With 76 votes, the deputies approved in plenary session the Transitory Law to Sanction Infractions in the Commercialization of Petroleum Products, which seeks to stop abusive practices in the sale of these products.

The first Call for Businesses and Enterprises of the Care Economy in Central America, which is carried out within the framework of the program "Scalable market-based approaches to reduce, redistribute and recognize women's care work", implemented by Alterna in partnership with Pro Mujer, with the support of UN Women and funding from IDRC Canada (International Development Research Centre) and Open Society Foundations.

According to Bitcoin Magazine, Max Keizer and Stacy Herbert headed the firm El Zonte Capital, or "EZ Cap" for short, after living for the past two months in the coastal city and experiencing hands-on what a Bitcoin-based economy looks like.

The President of Banco de Desarrollo de El Salvador (BANDESAL), said in a morning interview, that through the Fideicomiso para la Recuperación Económica de las Empresas Salvadoreñas (FIREMPRESA), they delivered 33,323 credits in 11 months, which saved an equal number of companies affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) approved a US$60 million line of credit to Banco CUSCATLAN to support the economic reactivation of Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) and promote the competitiveness of the business sector.