Ankara-Sana
The head of the Turkish Labor Party, Arkan Bash, confirmed that the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is pursuing fascist policies targeting all groups of the people, especially the hard-working ones.
Bash said in an interview with Fox Channel: "Erdogan is afraid of the people despite his control over all state institutions because he is coward and a failure", noting that Erdogan has supported all the Brotherhood groups and forces in the world with billions, stressing that if he did not do that and spend those billions on the toiling classes, this would have been Enough to solve all their problems.
Bash denounced the arrests targeting the union leaders during their celebrations marking Labor Day in Istanbul and said: “Erdogan's regime has announced a curfew only today to prevent workers and toilers from celebrating this day after it failed to take measures to assist them in the current crisis.”
He added, “Thousands of companies went bankrupt and more than three million joined the ranks of the unemployed, bringing their number to ten million without Erdogan minding that, because what matters to him is building palaces, buying presidential planes and allocating the state budget to companies loyal to him, looting the country.”
The authorities of the Turkish regime arrested the President of the Revolutionary Trade Union Federation, Arzu Jarkazoglu, and a number of union leaders who tried to celebrate the feast in Taksim Square in Istanbul in remembrance of the massacres that occurred in 1977 during the Eid celebrations in the same square.
Erdogan announced the curfew as of today, unlike what he was doing with the announcement of a curfew only at the end of the week, Saturday and Sunday under the pretext of the Corona epidemic, after he rejected the calls of the Medical Union to announce the curfew for a period of two weeks since the beginning of the Coruna outbreak.