Fatih Portakal calls on CHP Chairman Özel to 'hold a rally'
Journalist Fatih Portakal has issued a call, drawing attention to the Great Education Rally held by Republican People's Party (CHP) Chairman Özgür Özel in Saraçhane.
CHP Chairman Özgür Özel held a rally in Saraçhane to make the voices of unappointed teachers heard. The Great Education Rally was held with the participation of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, CHP executives, members of parliament, teachers, teachers' relatives, and labor unions.
Journalist Fatih Portakal also shared a post on social media referencing this rally held by Özel.
Portakal made the following post on his X account, which has 9.5 million followers:
The CHP leader should go to the Black Sea and hold a 'Tea Rally' in Rize as well. 19 liras were given per kilo. Tea producers are very unhappy...
Meanwhile, eggplant and peach producers are also distressed. Or a 'Great Farmers' Rally' could be held.
The pulse of society is important... You never know, calls for an 'early election' might rise in the squares.
Retirees, minimum wage earners, hopeless youth, teachers, farmers, and those I cannot count...
The CHP leader should go to the Black Sea region and hold a 'Tea Rally' in Rize. 19 liras were offered per kilo. Tea producers are very unhappy.
— fatih portakal (@fatihportakal) May 18, 2024
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Meanwhile, eggplant and peach producers are also troubled. Or a 'Great Farmers' Rally' could be held. The pulse of society is important.
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You never know, in the squares, 'early...
News Source: 12punto
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