'Turkey ruling AKP to blame for economic woes'
Verenia Keet
Press TV, Istanbul
The Turkish lira appears to be in the doldrums, having lost approximately one-quarter of its value since the failed coup. Many businesses in Turkey are struggling to keep afloat, and some have been forced to shut down. Foreign businesses are also leaving the country, and tourism has been at record lows. But who is being blamed for all this?
Verenia Keet has this report from Istanbul.
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