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DİSK Shouted From Kadıköy: We Want Justice in Income, in Taxes, and in the Country!

Speaking at DİSK's first workers' meeting in Kadıköy, DİSK President Arzu Çerkezoğlu stated that the nine-month cost of inflation and taxes on workers' wages was at least 2 trillion 254 billion lira. Çerkezoğlu also stated that they would not accept the privatization of highways and bridges.

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DİSK Shouted From Kadıköy: We Want Justice in Income, in Taxes, and in the Country!

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