According to the Press and Information Office (PIO), "Halqin Seshi" writes that the so-called "public works minister", Erhan Arikli, criticized the guilds under the pretext that they serve the "status quo."[/QUOTE]
According to the Press and Information Office (PIO), "Halqin Seshi" writes that the so-called "public works minister", Erhan Arikli, criticized the guilds under the pretext that they serve the "status quo. Along with the guilds, Mr. Arikli also criticized the representatives of the T/C opposition, claiming that "if the so-called government takes the risk to fight these power centers and wins, then it will become a real power."
Mr. Arikli came at a time when, according to Diyalog, the six-point agreement signed between the "electricity authority" ("KIV-TEK") and the workers' guild ("El-Sen"), which had gone on a work stoppage last week cutting off the power supply to the "presidential palace", "ministries" and "state institutions", is "unenforceable".
According to the newspaper, the insufficiency of the required financial resources and the inconsistency in the "government"-union axis overshadow the "agreement"
, which is pushing the T/C guilds towards new mobilizations.
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