Erdoğan’s Party, Ally Again Block Parliamentary Inquiry Into Fund Scandal - Turkish Minute
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The parliamentary motions submitted by the opposition to investigate irregularities and manipulation in investment funds were rejected by the votes of the AKP and MHP. Opposition MPs raised concerns about the responsibility of oversight bodies, possible political connections, and the role of public officials.
Erdoğan’s party, ally again block parliamentary inquiry into fund scandal - Turkish Minute
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s ruling party and its nationalist ally on Tuesday again blocked a parliamentary inquiry into Turkey’s investment fund scandal, rejecting opposition demands to investigate political connections and regulatory failures behind a crisis affecting funds that had nearly half a million investors. Lawmakers from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and its […]
In the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, the motions submitted by opposition parties for a parliamentary investigation into the developments in the capital markets, known publicly as the "fund crisis," allegations of irregularities, and possible political and administrative responsibilities were not accepted. The Grand National Assembly convened under the chairmanship of Deputy Speaker Yusuf Beyazıt. Before proceeding to the agenda, the group p…
In the Turkish Grand National Assembly, motions for investigation into the funding crisis were rejected by the votes of the AKP and MHP. Hasan Öztürk of the YENİ Party reacted very strongly, saying, "Does your Fatma have a reputation, but our Fatma doesn't?"
In the Grand National Assembly, motions submitted by opposition parties to investigate the developments in the capital markets, known publicly as the "fund crisis," were rejected by the votes of the AK Party and the MHP. While heated debates ensued over billions of liras worth of transactions, allegations of market manipulation, and the potential responsibilities of public officials, opposition MPs requested the establishment of a parliamentary …
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