Press Review 09.17.2016

The results of the survey of foreign centers, medical irresponsibility, state of the economy, high prices  are the leading topics of today's press.

The official newspaper "Azerbaijan" published an article that Ilham Aliyev is by  96% non-alternative choice for the country. These are the results of a survey of American and French centers. Such a number of respondents consider that Ilham Aliyev successfully copes with  his  responsibilities.

82% said they will take part in the referendum, 92.8% in favor of the constitutional reform, 87% believe such changes are necessary, 95%  are fully  aware of the nature of the referendum.

98.4% of the population believe that the country's leadership completely protect people from terrorist attacks, and 95.9% said Azerbaijan is the most stable country in a stormy world.

Website "Azadlıq.info" publishes an article about medical negligence, when the doctor forgot bandage in the body of the operated women. The incident occurred with a resident of Mingachevir Sudaba Abdilazimova.

In 2015 she  was operated in the Tovuz  regional hospital, but then felt pain. The survey revealed that there was a bandage in the uterus.

The author argues that in regions of the country can often occur such cases, where because of the irresponsibility of doctors suffer patients and their lives threatened.

"Echo" published an article about the weakness of the national currency.

Experts believe that a devaluation of the manat is inevitable, but this should be done gradually.

Currently, the central bank strongly pulls devaluation, and the Ministry of Finance, on the contrary,  wants as soon as possible to reduce the rate of manat.

Experts believe that the central bank has taken a more correct position, insisting on a smooth inflation.

Experts  note  the need for correction of the markets and control systems at all levels, including economic policies of states.

"Bizim Yol" published an article, which states that goods produced in the country are more expensive  than the imports. The fall of the manat rate not only did not increase exports, but on the contrary increased the inflow of imports.

Another interesting fact is that imported goods are  sold at the same price that local goods, and sometimes cheaper.