Washington-SANA
The American Bloomberg Agency revealed that the popularity of the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has fallen to the lowest level ever, amid the stifling economic crisis in Turkey.
The agency stated that Erdogan's reckless economic policies and decisions regarding central bank governors caused the value of the Turkish currency to decline faster and the popularity of the Turkish regime's president with it deteriorated.
The agency noted that the increasing inflation and high unemployment rates in Turkey, in addition to other reasons, including investor concerns, led to a decline in the support rate for the ruling Justice and Development Party, indicating that Istanbul Mayor Akram Imamoglu and Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavas lead opinion polls by more than 10 points over Erdogan.
The Turkish lira has decreased by 13 percent against the dollar since mid-March, while annual inflation jumped to 17.1 percent last month.
Turkey is witnessing a significant decline in economic conditions, especially after the spread of corruption, and Erdogan, his close associates and officials in the Justice and Development Party government were involved in a large number of scandals in addition to the repressive practices of the Turkish regime's president to suppress his opponents and violate freedom of expression in Turkey.