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Protesting Delivery Workers Visit CHP In Parliament to Discuss Issues

TURKEY

LOCAL NEWS

  • Protesting delivery workers visit CHP leader Kilicdaroglu in parliament to discuss their issues over inflation and demands for higher salaries.
    • CHP then filed a parliamentary demand that their demands should be met, given the importance of the industry. Workers received a 32.7% (TRY 3,200) increase in line with minimum wage, but are calling for a 5,500 raise – Duvar
  • Erdogan says Turkey will not remain silent to Greek military acts on islands, saying the activities carried out are in violation of the agreements for disarmed status.
    • “we will make this warning at the highest level, whatever is necessary, because you know, the issue of islands is always controversial. For this reason my minister gave them a low level warning so that they should not force us to open these issues for discussion” – Hurriyet Daily
  • Electricity Contractors Association (EMDER) President Metin Demiryürek said that the electricity distribution sector contractors, which were excluded from the additional price difference support provided to DSI and TOKİ contractors, were driven into bankruptcy, and asked President Erdogan and the Ministry of Energy for help – Dunya
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