Turkish opposition: There is no longer a party called AKP, there is only Erdogan

The leader of the Turkish opposition, Kemal Kılıçdarolu, criticized the Justice and Development Party and its leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, describing the party as paper.

Turkish opposition: There is no longer a party called AKP, there is only Erdogan
17 September, 2020   06:30
WORLD AND MIDDLE EAST

The CHP president said, in a meeting organized by the Institute for Democratic Development: “When the government starts to tamper with the election laws, it shows that it will indeed leave. Each party that tries to do so will leave. There is no longer a party called the Justice and Development Party. "On paper only, Erdogan does not tolerate a different viewpoint."

Kılıçdarolu added, “There are more than 10 million unemployed people, the unemployment rate is about 30 percent. I don't think the existing authority can solve

He continued: "The party that witnessed the biggest change in the past ten years is the CHP. We have become a party that knows what it is doing. If we criticize a problem today, we certainly offer a solution, we have good ideas and a permanent staff."

A few days ago, information revealed that the Justice and Development Party was close to drafting a law that obstructs the resigning parliamentarians from joining other parties' parliamentary blocs, with the aim of preventing solidarity between the old and new opposition parties under the parliament.

The Turkish opposition leader continued, saying: "We will bring democracy to this country without fighting or fighting. Those who support democracy and those who support the authoritarian regime will meet on one side in the next elections, and the people will say their word."

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ANHA

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