What are you trying to bring up in your post?
El Salvador is a country that adopted bitcoin as a legal tender, there are criticism from many organizations, but El Salvador government has always reply good to the criticisms.
You can read one of the recent tweets of Nayib Bukele, El Salvador's president:
https://mobile.twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1538356901297143809?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwYou can also read what El Salvador minister of finance said about the price of bitcoin that has decreased recently:
I think El Salvador government prepared before they accepted bitcoin as a legal tender, see what Alejandro Zelaya, the minister of finance of El Salvador said about buying bitcoin.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/el-salvador-has-not-had-any-losses-due-to-bitcoin-price-dive-finance-minister-says“There is a clear criticism of Bitcoin as such, not of El Salvador's strategy. El Salvador is what interests them the least, they [the media outlet] are not interested in what happens to our economy, they are not interested in what happens with our people, what happens with inflation.”
“I have said it repeatedly: A supposed loss of 40 million dollars has not occurred because we have not sold the coins.”
We all know that the second quote is true, 1 BTC is equals to 1 BTC, if El Salvador has not sold bitcoin, this is not loss. Some holders will see the price falling, only what they think about is to wait for another years for all-time-high.
How do you see people that are criticizing El Salvador government as bitcoin price has decreased? As for me, I see them as someone that will only panic and sell, thinking they have lost money, but latter regret this in long term when the price of bitcoin reach all-time-high.
You can join us on this thread for latest further discussion about El Salvador bitcoin adoption as a legal tender:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5342087.660