Justin Trudeau Slams Conservative Rival’s ‘Irresponsible’ Bitcoin Views

By cineramaSeptember 15, 2022Bitcoin Business

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Image: Shutterstock Canada’s newly elected Conservative Party leader, Pierre Poilievre, is a Bitcoin enthusiast—and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is not a fan. Speaking in […]

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Justin Trudeau Slams Conservative Rival’s ‘Irresponsible’ Bitcoin Views

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