If El Salvador wants to reach the level of "global hub" that Dubai has, it has to be more English.

You can offer all the tax breaks and Bitcoin incentives in the world, but if the language is a barrier, you’re just building a walled garden.

In Dubai, English is the default setting for everything from high-court law to ordering a coffee. For El Salvador to truly scale, it can't just be a "Bitcoin experiment", it has to become a place where a global citizen can land, trade, and build without needing a translator for every basic task.

Until English is the second nature of the country, it’s going to struggle to attract the massive wave of talent that made places like Dubai or Singapore world leaders.