Press Review 01/26/16

Azadlig regards the revision of the state budget as a "showdown within the government."

Finance Minister Samir Sharifov blamed the rise in price on independent experts, while they argue that they just told the truth, but no one made the due conclusions.

Despite the dollar auctions conducted by the Central Bank and the Oil Fund, the dollar deficit continues. This is due to the fact that banks send the purchased currency to the black market.

The international rating agency Standard & Poor's said Azerbaijan has low creditworthiness. Therefore, the hopes of the Azerbaijani authorities for foreign loans may not be true.

Echo with reference to experts writes that after two devaluations, 50% of the working population of Azerbaijan officially receives $ 200 a month or even less.

Yeni Musavat writes that the appointment of Natig Amirov as assistant to the President means the removal of the former assistant Ali Assadov from the environment of the head of state.

Panah Hussein refuted the government's claims that the opposition wants a revolution. The opposition wants reform, but the power delays it in every way. -0 ---