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Greek Cypriot taxi driver’s letter to Erdoğan

Simerini Newspaper reports that a Greek Cypriot taxi driver Leonidas Christou sent a letter of plea to Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan complaining about the Cypriot government.

According to the news in his letter Christou claims that the Cypriot government is preventing him and his family from practicing his work and pushing him and his family to live under difficult economic conditions. In his letter Christou asks Erdoğan to “intervene”.

Speaking to Simerini Christou said that he turned to legal ways to solve his problem and issued law suits against the Cypriot authorities but could not get the Cypriot government to compensate their losses.

Simerini reports that Christou also said he might migrate to the occupied part of Cyprus if his letter which he submitted to the Cypriot Press and Information Office does not get translated.