A thought-provoking painting in Kayseri: the record of the last 11 years was broken

The Kayseri section of the report announced by the Confederation of Turkish Tradesmen and Craftsmen (TESK) drew attention. According to TESK data, 132 merchants left the registry in November, breaking the 11-year record in 11 months.

“INTERNAL ANGLE SITUATION ON THE STREET”

Emphasizing that these figures are extremely encouraging, CHP Kayseri MP Çetin Arık stated that the pink pictures drawn by the government are just a perception. Noting that unemployment is presented to the nation as a major problem, Arık said:

* “If you ask the government, Turkey flies, Kayseri flies. But when you go out into the streets, the situation is deplorable, today, apart from a handful of supporters, there is no one in the country who is happy with their situation. The worker is in trouble, the civil servant is in trouble, the retiree is below the poverty line and is being crushed by wages. The farmer does not get what he produces. The industrialist cannot see the future of him. The merchants are closing a store. The numbers in our market town of Kayseri are truly deplorable…

* Although the government allows itself to be painted pink, the spear no longer fits in the bag. In the last 11 months, the 11-year record has been broken, and 1,469 merchants, and in November, 132 merchants left the registry. Let them tell no tales in vain, the wheels no longer turn in Kayseri. I would like to call out to our precious people here: we have come to the end of this order that prioritizes this supporter and forgets about the citizen. coming coming…”