A Notable Change on the CHP's Website: Content From the Özgür Özel Era Has Been Removed.
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Breaking news - Latest news... As part of the "purification" process within the CHP, a different step has been taken this time. All news articles, press releases, and speeches in the Turkish Grand National Assembly from Özgür Özel's time as party leader have been removed from the party's official website. This comes amidst the political friction between the CHP and the New Party...
It has been observed that news articles, speeches, and statements from Özgür Özel's tenure as party leader have been removed from the CHP's official website. Content from November 2023 to May 2026 is inaccessible in the party archives, and this change is noteworthy given that the Supreme Court is awaiting a ruling declaring the 38th Ordinary Congress null and void.
While the Supreme Court's decision declaring the CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress null and void on May 21, 2026, is under review, a noteworthy operation was carried out on the party's official website. All content from November 2023 to May 2026, covering Özgür Özel's chairmanship, was removed from the "chp.org.tr" address.
With a comprehensive overhaul of the CHP's official website, approximately two and a half years of content from Özgür Özel's leadership period has been removed from access. It was stated that news articles, statements, rally speeches, and party activities, as well as congress records, from November 2023 to May 2026 are no longer accessible.
As part of the purification process within the CHP, a different approach has been taken this time. All news articles, press releases, and parliamentary speeches from Özgür Özel's leadership period have been removed from the party's official website... Click here for more.
A notable change has been made to the CHP's official website and social media accounts. Numerous articles, speeches, and content related to party activities from November 2023 to May 2026, covering Özgür Özel's leadership as party leader, have been removed from the archives.
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