Retirees, who are trying to survive on a salary below the hunger and poverty line, reacted to the government's "savings" statements by saying: "If there is a need for savings, the door of the palace must be locked."
Making a statement regarding the "Public Savings Package" announced by the government, the workers said: "We will not give up our acquired rights."
AKP has been making an intense effort for years to transition to religious and nationalist education with 17 educational curriculum and 5 examination system changes. Zeliha Danyeli from Eğitim-Sen said that the government aims to make its idea permanent with the latest curriculum draft.
Citizens in Êlih, who are having difficulty making ends meet due to the economic crisis, demanded an end to the military expenditures that swallowed the country like a black hole and emphasized that "the solution is democracy and law".
It was revealed that the debt of MARSU, affiliated with the Mêrdîn Metropolitan Municipality, which the DEM Party won in the local elections, was 2 billion 123 million 123 thousand TL, and the debt limit was exceeded approximately 4 times.
The hunger strike launched by political prisoners in prisons to demand the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan has entered its 117th day.
Butchers in Wan complain about the economic crisis and said that bone sales increased due to the increase in meat prices.
Pointing out that the Decree Law and the State of Emergency used unorganized workers, KESK Amed Branches Platform called for an end to the implementation of Article 35.
Drawing attention to the problems faced by healthcare professionals, Riha Medical Chamber Secretary General Fırat Erkmen said: "Important professional problems such as mobbing and violence lead physicians to burnout. We are exhausted, enough is enough."
Syrian Abdullah H., who was crushed under the forklift he was driving in Bursa, lost his life. It was learned that Abdullah H. worked as a daily worker at the workplace.
Stating that the increase in the minimum wage will be offset by the raises, Prof. Dr. İzzettin Önder said: “Both the state and the private sector have a debt burden of 500 billion dollars. The workers think they are getting a wage increase, but this is not a wage increase, it is an illusion of money."
According to TÜİK data, confidence in the economy decreased by 1.3 percent.
The 2024 budget, which is expected to be 11 trillion 89 billion lira in total, was presented to the Planning and Budget Commission today. In the budget, it is envisaged that 1 trillion 133 billion 500 million lira will be allocated to "defense and security" and 1 trillion 133 billion 500 million lira to "war".
Citizens of Colemêrg, emphasizing that the source of the economic crisis is the government, drew attention that the problem can be solved by ending the conflictual environment.
At the May 1 celebration in Amed(Diyarbakır), the workers gave the message, "This order will change".