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Journalist Murat Yetkin, who wrote two scenarios about the popular alliance in Ankara behind the scenes, said in his article published today that there are two scenarios. Yetkin said: “With the scenario that Erdogan continues with Bahçeli, it may be possible to open the way for Erdogan to be a candidate once again with the announcement of an early electoral decision just before the 2023 elections. With this scenario, no fundamental reforms, but administrative and economic regulations that take Bahceli’s permission, he used the expressions.
Yetkin’s article entitled “Two scenarios are becoming clear on two fronts in Ankara” is as follows:
In Ankara’s political backstage, two scenarios and two scenarios are being discussed in both the ruling AK-MHP Party alliance and the opposition CHP-Good Party alliance. These scenarios were not as pronounced after the defeat of the AK Party in the 2019 local elections (although the MHP was profitable). The Covid-19 coronavirus epidemic, which shook the world a bit, which made it become apparent, were also the economic balances that deteriorated further with the insistence of interest rates.
TWO SCENARIOS IN POWER
Albayrak was one of the problems that could not be expressed at the base of the AK Party; he was a member of the family.
Another riot is that MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli is now involved not only in government affairs but also in AK Party affairs. Now, Bülent Arınç is the scapegoat and the storm appears to have been overcome, but who will be next is unknown.
The first scenario in front of the Popular Alliance is the continuation of Erdogan with Bahçeli. With this scenario, sometimes the unrest within the AK Party rises and attempts are made to find the election of 2023 “changing the lamb” as in the joke. The movement at that stage, on the other hand, may be to pave the way for Erdogan to be a candidate once again with the announcement of an early electoral decision just before the 2023 elections. With this scenario, fundamental reforms cannot be made, but administrative and economic arrangements with the permission of Bahçeli.
The second scenario is that Erdoğan does not continue with Bahçeli. In this case, it is still possible to preserve his presidency, but through a constitutional amendment that will be achieved through compromise with other parties. It is possible to strengthen parliament and the judiciary, and keep Erdogan as president, through compromise. And it is clear that the İYİ Party alone will not be enough.
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