Turkey is witnessing a surge in anti-government protests led by the opposition party CHP, as their leader, Ozgur Ozel, mobilizes mainstream support for economic boycotts against companies affiliated with President Erdogan. Following the imprisonment of Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, Ozel encouraged participants to shun Turkish companies like the Dogus Group that supports the government. These protests indicate mounting public frustration, particularly among students, and highlight assertions of strategic economic opposition as a tool for political change in the country.
Ozgur Ozel, leader of the CHP, called for a boycott of companies linked to Erdogan, emphasizing the need to challenge the regime while rallying support in Istanbul.
The protests ignited by the detention of Istanbul's mayor, Imamoglu, represent a significant uprising against Erdogan's government, signaling a pivotal moment in Turkish politics.
Ozel addressed thousands, declaring ‘We do not buy products from those who advertise on NTV,’ rallying support for the economic boycott against pro-government entities.
With calls for weekly protests growing and students energizing the movement, the opposition's strategies reflect a bold stance against the ruling party's media and corporate synergies.
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