The Turkish people are facing him inflation which “gallops”. The prices even basic products in Turkey they have soared that the neighbors are unable to cope with their needs.
A few days before elections in turkey, the candidates for the presidency have drawn from their quiver, all weapons, with his main opponent Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Kemal Kilicdaroglu to shoot his arrows from his … kitchen.
The Kemalist candidate for the Turkish presidency returned to the kitchen, displayed products he bought and referred to the high inflation that eats away at family incomes, as reported by his correspondent SKY in Turkey, Manolis Kostidis.
“I’ll show you them prices of the products last year but also as I bought them this morning. I bought a kilo of rice. It was last year £18 today £39. A kilo of rice. How many servings for a family of four. You know, but she who is in the palace does not know. A kilo of dry beans, last year it was 17 pounds and today we gave 36 pounds. THE sugar last year we used to buy it for 20 pounds, today we bought it for exactly 47!. We bought a liter of milk last year for 14 pounds, this year it is 27 pounds. See 750 grams of yogurtj. Last year we bought it for 12 pounds, this year we paid 28 pounds. A kilo of tea! Last year we bought for 41 pounds, now we paid 76.5 pounds” said Kemal Kilicdaroglu. “My dear people, we must come to power so that the price of milk does not reach 50 pounds by the end of the year. We must come to power so that the cheese not to reach 125 pounds. Just like a kilo of tea does not reach 110 pounds. Always be well,” the CHP president emphasized.
According to official data, inflation was little over 50% in March.But in reality, o inflation is even higher. “I know you won’t sacrifice your leader for a few onions and potatoes,” he said last week at a pre-election rally in Kerasunda. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, downplaying the inflationary pressures faced by Turkish citizens. “It’s down to 43 percent inflation, and it’s going to continue to go down every month… We’re still going to beat accuracy in the bargain market. We are making up for the loss of prosperity,” he said, referring to data released Wednesday by the Turkish Statistics Agency.
“The prices of potatoes and onions vary between 15 and 25 pounds…” he pointed out, calling on Kerasunda to support him.
Source: News Beast
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