T/c Type: Laundering of €30 million in possessions

Money laundering, the rise of consumer loans and credit cards, local government reform, are the main topics in the press today.

Η "Avrupa" (Europe) entitled "Money, money, money!" refers to the alleged money laundering caseto reach the 30 million euros that was revealed after the arrest of Okkes Tas, but not all the details have been made known yet. Elsewhere he refers to the written statement of the president of the Turkish teachers' union, Mustafa Baibora, who asks to know how many Koran lessons the "government" has given permission for. In another matter he refers to a court case with the complainant claiming that "my ex set me up".

Η "Halqin Sesi" (Voice of the People) entitled "Loan burden increases" refers to data from the "central bank" on the basis of which consumer loans and credit cards reach 9,5 billion TL. In another matter, he writes that the "Minister of Education" appealed for a reduction in rents in hostels and apartments for foreign students. Elsewhere he writes that the Turkish Central Bank reduced interest rates and the exchange value of the Turkish lira decreased.

"Kipris" (Cyprus) under the title "The general prosecutor's office is closely monitoring" writes that by decision of the "general prosecutor's office" and in the context of the "law" preventing profit from money laundering, it has taken measures against the assets of 8 people in the occupied territories, among them Emre Kadri and Batur Saglamer, well-known businessmen. In another matter, he writes that the "municipal market" in occupied Nicosia is kept alive by tourists and students. Elsewhere he writes that a foreign woman was seriously injured in an accident last night in Nicosia.

Η "Genie Dujean" (New class) under the title "Worried about the municipalities that will be closed" publishes the map with the 18 - out of 28 - consolidated "municipalities" and statements of "mayors" that will not exist, such as those of Luroujina, Komi Kepir, Karava etc. In the other subject of the front page, he refers to the pre-election scene for the "municipality" of Nicosia, which is also the largest in the occupied territories, and writes that there is great competition.

KYPE