You live in a country with a functional banking industry open to almost everyone and a function currency run by your government. You have no frame of reference

You live in a country with a functional banking industry open to almost everyone and a function currency run by your government. You have no frame of reference in which to understand how things work in El Salvador. 70% of people don't have a bank account, the official currency is that of another country. A major source of their GDP is money sent back to El Salvador from people workit abroad. Just because it doesn't seem like a pressing problem to you, does not mean it isn't a pressing problem for some people.