A seventh party joins the opposition coalition against Erdogan

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Ankara (ST): The Turkish newspaper, Kurkusuz, reported that there is a seventh party that will join the alliance of the six parties opposing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan within the nation’s alliance.

Turkish journalist Ahmet Takan explained in an article in the newspaper that the seventh party that will join the nation’s alliance is the Independent Turkey Party, as measures have been taken to include it in the alliance, considering that this will be a hot and new development.

Six opposition parties in Turkey, led by the Republican People’s Party, recently announced their alliance and agreed to return to the parliamentary system of government and remove the Justice and Development Party from power. 

 

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