Turkish opposition: The regime of Erdogan destroys government institutions

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Turkey’s ex-deputy Prime Minister Dr. Abdullatif Sener stressed yesterday, in a TV interview that the regime of Erdogan had destroyed government institution especially the judiciary. He said that the repressive regime of Erdogan was merciless and will continue in its aggressive policies that contradict the basic foundations of democracy. This policy is depicted when he recently fired the Mayors of the municipaties of Diyar Bakr, Mardin and Wan and this policy is likely to continue .

Dr. Sener went on to say that this policy explains his actions in Syria. Actions that are not based on any reason except his unyielding desire for the continuation of his regime.

Reem Haddad

Editor in Chief

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