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Ozel calls on President Erdogan to call early elections, and the largest antimat protests in more than 2011.
Özgur Özel, as the leader of the People’s Party of the People’s Party (CHP) in Turkey, was elected during an emergency convention in the capital Ankara.
Istanbul Mayor will continue to be released on Ozel Sunday Ecrem immaml And other mayors are accused of conducting corruption, illegal Kurdistan (PKK) (PKK) (PKK) and the leadership of the criminal organization.
He said in November in November 2028 to November “November” to take place in November for November, “said the CHP as a presidential candidate.
The history of the convention advanced to the top
More than 1,300 CHP representatives gathered to the Convention to select the main executive bodies and chairman of the party.
The only bidder for the chairman’s position was supported by Ozel, 1171 delegates and sat.
Sinem Koseoglu, who reportedly reported from Ankara, said that Congress was scheduled for November first.
He said that in normal conditions, such conventions were reported to prevent such conventions after such conventions, such conventions, such as the prosecutor’s office.
“The party made an unavoidable decision to carry this congress,” the reporter said.
“Given the riots after the arrest of Imamoglu, it became a great support for the opposition … from many segments of society,” he said.
‘Protests will continue’
The address greeted Ozel Demonstrations President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s largest political threat began with Imamoglu last month, which was considered as widespread in history.
He called on the CHP members, representatives and other managers to unite and continue political struggle in all possible places.
“We will continue our rallies and protests in the coming days,” he said. “We will be in the city of year every weekend and will hold night rallies in one of Istanbul districts every Wednesday. We start from Samsun next week.”
In the days following the arrest of Imamoglu, the CHP drew tens of thousands of protesters in Istanbul to deny the government’s movement and tens of thousands of other cities.
Erdogan rejected the charges against Imamoglu. Previously, Ilhamoglu accused of having access to foreign interests.
The President called the “Violence Movement” and accused the CHP’s “protecting the police officers” and “protecting the police” and “those who attacked the police” and “stones and ax attackers”.
In response, Turkey was stuck in protests. Authorities kept about 2,000 people.
Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc defended his independence against the convicted political impartial charges, Erdogan did not affect the arrest of Imamoglu.
