The Turkish Parliament voted Tuesday to send four former ministers before the surpême Court. They were to be tried for corruption. This may be the last chapter of a politico-legal saga.
Under the plan, the charges against them are the result of a conspiracy by the movement of Imam Fethullah Gülen, a former ally of the regime.
In the street, there are many views on this decision:
"This means that no negative opinion about these ministers were évoqué.Nous should respect the decision of the parliament," said a man.
"This shows the example for society. The flight is now legalized "quips another.
The day before, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan chaired his first cabinet meeting in his new palace, a rare initiative marking his determination to keep hold of his country, despite the criticism of the opposition against the authoritarian drift.
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