Turkish Cypriot ‘Minister’ Resigns Amid UBP Primary Election Chaos
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Turkish Cypriot ‘minister’ resigns amid UBP primary election chaos
Turkish Cypriot ‘health minister’ Hakan Dincyurek resigned his post in the early hours of Sunday morning as the community’s largest political party, the UBP’s primary election ahead of December’s legislative elections descended into ignominy amid a flurry of objections to the figures presented after votes were counted. Over 8,000 UBP members had descended on Nicosia’s […]
In the elections held in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) to determine the parliamentary candidates and their rankings by the UBP (National Unity Party), a recount of the votes was ordered following approximately 17 objections. While the final results have not yet been announced, the recount is expected to take place today.
In the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), the results of the candidate selection process organized by the UBP before the December 6 elections could not be announced due to approximately 17 objections. The party's executive board decided to recount the votes; however, the final ranking of the candidates has not yet been determined.
UBP failed to determine its candidates; Dinçyürek withdrew his candidacy! The UBP, which went to the polls to determine its parliamentary candidates, was unable to officially finalize its nominations. Amidst the chaos following the vote count, Hakan Dinçyürek's withdrawal from the candidacy and his announcement that he would resign from the Ministry of Health attracted attention.
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