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So, looks like Turkey’s economy is heading straight down the shitter.
This is what happens when you make your son-in-law the Minister of Finance.
His tenure as energy minister saw power companies run up billions of dollars in debts as they borrowed cash to fund buyouts and expansion, while government caps on energy prices also eroded their bottom lines; the energy sector thus contributed to the Turkish currency and debt crisis of 2018.[6] He was reelected on 24 June 2018 to parliament under a new constitution.
