The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) facilitated access to social housing for more than 2,500 salvadoran families.

The minister of Finance, Alejandro Zelaya indicated during a television interview given this morning, that the government seeks to reach around 2.5 million wallets for transactions and voluntary payments to be made either with dollars or Bitcoins without charging commissions.

Many entrepreneurs consider business administrative tasks as a tedious activity and a waste of time.

With the approval of the reform of Legislative Decrees 608 and 804, which were approved by the last Assembly, the Government is able to manage the funds for the complementary budget for this year's fiscal year, which will be used to attend the health crisis caused by Covid-19 and the reactivation of the country's economy.

The deputies that make up the Financial Commission analyzed establishing minimum and maximum amounts of interest rates for credit cards, as part of the road map to establish its work agenda.

During the Treasury Commission, the legislators approved by majority the reform to Legislative Decree No. 608 and No. 804, which allow the Ministry of Finance to manage credits in order to guarantee more resources for the country and face the Covid-19 pandemic.

The director of Centro Nacional de Registros (CNR), Camilo Trigueros, together with the president of Banco Hipotecario de El Salvador (BH), Celina Padilla, cut the ribbon to inaugurate one of the four corporate cash registers, located in Santa Tecla.

Faced with a contraction in sales and loss of income, the first reaction of many entrepreneurs is to lower the prices of their products and services.

While businesses resume their normal activity, there is a problem that many have to face: the lack of cash, due to the inactivity in the work because of the pandemic caused by covid-19.