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Fines issued during the pandemic have been canceled.

Fines issued during the pandemic have been canceled.

May 26, 2023

The Constitutional Court of Turkey has issued a decision according to which fines for not using masks and being on the street, etc., will be canceled. Also, citizens have the right to a refund for fines already paid.

Against the background of this news, Kilicdaroglu promised citizens that if he was elected president, he would write off all debts and interest accrued on credit cards. For the main part of the debt, citizens will be provided with interest-free installments of up to three years.

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May 29, 2023

International Tourism Festival in Alanya

This weekend, from June 2 to June 4, the 21st International Tourism Festival will be held in Alanya. The theme of the festival is "The 100th anniversary of the Republic of Turkey". A solemn procession of the nomads of y r k g , who are the ancestors of the first inhabitants of Alanya, will take place at the opening.
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May 28, 2023

The Archery Championship was held in Mersin

The Municipality of Erdemli, together with the Archery Federation and the School Sports Federation, held an Archery Championship between Turkish schoolchildren. The competition lasted 4 days and ended with a solemn ceremony of awarding the winners. A total of 770 schoolchildren from 66 provinces of Turkey took part in the championship. The archery range where the championship was held is the largest in Europe. Young athletes and spectators left the most positive feedback about the championship.
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May 28, 2023

The second round of elections has begun

Turkish citizens are already voting at polling stations, which will be open until 17-00. Today the country will elect a new president! In Alanya, 231,786 people have the right to vote. Important! Schoolchildren have a day off tomorrow.
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May 27, 2023

The second round of the presidential election. What are the forecasts?

The second round of the presidential elections will be held this Sunday. There are two candidates on the ballot: incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and opposition representative Ali Kilicdaroglu. Sociologists conducted a survey asking only one question: Who will you vote for in the second round? The research was conducted by two different organizations and the results were exactly the opposite. See for yourself.
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