A protest outside the "parliament" will take place next Monday, the "social existence" platform with the "civil servants" guild KTAMS stating on behalf of the platform that the event will be against increases, punctuality and the economic "protocol" between Turkey and the pseudo-state, which they call the "disappearance protocol".
"To stand against the price increases, the delivery protocol and the interventions made against the will of Turkish Cypriots, which lead to the impoverishment of the people day by day," the statement of the protest organizers reads.
As reported in the occupied territories, the statement said that the protest will take place at 11 am in front of the "parliament" and will be a warning event.
Meanwhile, Kipris Posti publishes photos of protests against the increases organized through the MDAs.
This spontaneous protest took place yesterday afternoon in front of the "parliament". One of the attendees reportedly stated that the gathering of people "has nothing to do with any union or party. There is no part of society left that is not disgusted". The attendees also criticised the unions for not having protested until now. They would not wait, they said, when the unions would feel like reacting, so they went ahead with the rally and protest on their own, through the MDCs.
There were banners with slogans such as "If there is no bread, we will eat the rich people who exploit our work" and "Are private sector workers not human? We want a union."
Some even called on young people to take to the streets and protest the situation. Some said that if the information that a new fuel increase of TL 5 per litre is coming is confirmed, then they should take to the streets of occupied Nicosia and shut them down.
[/P]According to Detai, the electricity prices have angered traders and butchers, who are preparing to protest. To this end, butchers and slaughterhouse owners will hold a meeting with the "minister of agriculture" next Monday and if there is no result, they will stop sales and go on a protest.
According to the publication, traders will not sell products tomorrow in protest.
Source: KYPE
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