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Challenging authoritarian rule: Turkish elections 2023 - Vimarsana News

Challenging authoritarian rule: Turkish elections 2023

Panagiotis Sotiris interviews Sebnem Oguz — The emergence of a new fascism in Turkey is being intensively debated on the political left. In this context, an alliance of the left has formed under the banner of the Green Left Party, with support from other parties in the Labour and Freedom Alliance, with the hopes of a significant breakthrough for the political organization of the oppressed and the left in the election.

Challenging Authoritarian Rule: Turkish Elections 2023 - Vimarsana News

Challenging Authoritarian Rule: Turkish Elections 2023

The Turkish general election is to be held on May 14th, this includes elections to the Parliament as well as election of the President of Turkey in a two

Elections in Turkey: the choice between democracy and dictatorship – Interview with Şebnem Oğuz - Vimarsana News

Elections in Turkey: the choice between democracy and dictatorship – Interview with Şebnem Oğuz

An interview on the social and political dynamics in Turkey ahead of the May 14th election

Source: in.gr
Turkey: Workers are Trying to Find Their Own Voice All Over the World - Vimarsana News

Turkey: Workers are Trying to Find Their Own Voice All Over the World

As in the rest of the world, the deepening crisis of capitalism plus the pandemic continue to affect the working class in Turkey. In recent months out-of-control inflation has brought endless exorbitant price rises which have deepened the financial difficulties of the working class. With the pandemic came extremely high rent rises. In this situation where basic nutrients double their price every day, the effects of the 125% rise in electricity bills have also been a heavy blow. In Turkey, people pay one quarter of the minimum wage on electricity bills alone.

Source: libcom.org