Washington-Sana
In its analysis, the American “Bloomberg” agency expected that the Turkish opposition parties would easily defeat the coalition led by the Turkish regime’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in the upcoming elections, noting the repercussions of the failed economic policy pursued by this regime on the standard of living of Turks.
In its analysis, the agency reviewed the effects of Erdogan's economic policy, which caused a decrease in living standards for many families in Turkey, indicating that the inflation level in December rose to 20.7 percent, and food prices rose by 27.1 percent on average.
The analysis pointed out that the price increase is largely due to the record decline in the Turkish lira with the recent central bank decisions under Erdogan's pressure, explaining that the prices of many basic products show that "the situation is getting worse."
The analysis indicated that Erdogan's popularity with his citizens fell to a record low in the 2015 elections, while support for the Justice and Development Party fell to 39 percent.
It is noteworthy that most opinion polls in recent months have shown a deterioration in the popularity of Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party, as criticism and voices against his policies are increasing. climb up.
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