Video Commentary:  Civil Unrest Mushrooms Across Turkey

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ5Gckf_Odc[/embed]   Civil Unrest Mushrooms Across Turkey | Real Turkey   “Shopkeepers, city councils, and a religious community group spoke out over surging energy bills in Turkey on Tuesday, while doctors held a one-day strike over working conditions as a wave of inflation-fueled discontent spread across the country.   Inflation leaped to near 50% in January, raising the cost of living for Turks already struggling to make ends meet after a currency crash in December sparked by President Tayyip Erdogan's unorthodox low-interest rates policy”, reported Reuters two weeks ago.   Since small-scale demonstrations spread to more cities. They are unlikely to fade away because Erdogan’s policies are making life unbearable for ever-larger segments of the population.   I explain Turkey’s previous social blow-out, namely the Gezi Park protests, and how the current wave is distinctly different. Then, I try to find answers to two questions:  Can disparate and small demonstrations gel into a national movement?  What are the implications of rising unrest for the Turkish economy and politics?   For more; www.paturkey.com   Subscribe our to channel  http://wedia.link/RealTurkey     For sponsorship, ad, and other business inquiries ► business@contentcommercialization.com     Did you like this video?  There are dozens more at Real Turkey Channel