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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2022 · 29 MIN

Köye dönmek: Nasıl bir hayat?

from Havadan Sudan

Havadan Sudan'un bu haftaki konuğu Bayramiç'in Çırpılar köyünde yaşayan Ege Ulutak. Ultak, 6 yıl önce şehri ve kurumsal hayatı terk eden yeni köylülerden. Artık marangozluk yapıyor. Aynı zamanda Kaz Dağlarındaki madenlere karşı mücadele ediyor. Ulutak ile köye taşınmak hakkında konuştuk. Orada nasıl karşılandılar, ne tür zorluklar yaşadılar? Köyde nasıl bir sosyal ortam var? Sohbetin ikinci kısmında ise maden sahaları ile ilgili son gelişmeleri ele aldık. Binlerce sayfalık raporları okuyup deşifre eden, kampanyalar düzenleyen, dava açan köylülerin umudunu bizle paylaştı. Ancak diğer yandan her adımda kendilerine nasıl köstek olunduğundan da bahsetti. Kaz Dağlarında son durum ne?

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Havadan Sudan'un bu haftaki konuğu Bayramiç'in Çırpılar köyünde yaşayan Ege Ulutak. Ultak, 6 yıl önce şehri ve kurumsal hayatı terk eden yeni köylülerden. Artık marangozluk yapıyor. Aynı zamanda Kaz Dağlarındaki madenlere karşı mücadele...

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