CHP conducts field visits across 81 provinces where retirees complain of insufficient pensions
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CHP İzmir Deputy Rıfat Nalbantoğlu met with market vendors and citizens in Keçiören to hear their concerns. During the discussions, retired citizens expressed that a monthly pension of 20,000 lira is insufficient in the face of the rising cost of living. One retiree underscored the gravity of the situation, saying: "How can you get by on 20,000 lira? I look at what I have, and that's all I'm left with." The CHP is attempting to keep citizens' economic grievances on the public agenda through its ongoing field visits across all 81 provinces. The demand for higher pension payments is emerging as a central issue in the main opposition party's work during a period of deepening economic crisis.
Retirees say they cannot make ends meet with a monthly salary of 20 thousand lira. In the CHP's visits to 81 provinces, retired citizens complain of insufficient wages against the cost of living.
If retirement income is fixed at 20 thousand lira, you may face financial hardship if rent, food and energy costs rise rapidly. The opposition party making increased retirement pensions a main agenda item shows that this issue will be placed at the center of political debate in the coming period.