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Turkey’s Erdogan Says There Are No Cash Withdrawal Issues at Banks
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused his political opponents of making false allegations about the banking system, saying citizens have no problems in withdrawing their cash from lenders. “Can you tell me who hasn’t been able to withdraw his money from the bank over the past 21 years?” Erdogan told AHaber television in an interview on Friday, speaking two days before the presidential election runoff. His statement was an apparent response to Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who warned of banking problems in case the incumbent is reelected. “They are engaging in fear-mongering,” Erdogan said. ... (full story)
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