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Sweden Was About to Eliminate Tickets as a Payment System. It Now Asks Its Citizens to Keep Cash Just in Case – Fgj Multimedios
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Sweden asked its citizens to be financially prepared in the event of a war, serious crisis, or national emergency. How much money should we keep at home? Swedish authorities warned that, in situations...
Rubén AndrésRubén Andrés Few countries in the world have turned their backs on cash with as much conviction as Sweden did for years. For years it was the great global laboratory of digital money and a place where, paying in cash, it was almost a rare gesture. In the Nordic country, it is common to find shops where “card only” posters are read without anyone protesting. His financial system seemed to have solved once and for all the future of pay…
Sweden is preparing for what is worse, and the government has sent its citizens for months to make food, fuel and cash stocks, to prepare for a major crisis, including war.
In the face of increased global geopolitical tensions, Swedish Civil Defense Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin announced a new preparation package that seeks to shield the country from a possible escalation in international conflicts. This strategy moves the first line of defense to each Swedish home and municipality. The official guide “If Crisis or War Comes” states that all residents of Sweden, between the ages of 16 and 70, are part of the total de…
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