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Tuncay Mataracı, who served as the former provincial chairman of the Rize Justice Party, former deputy minister and former minister of Customs and Monopolies in government 42, was recently treated in Istanbul hospital with the diagnosis of coronavirus. The water bottle passed away last night. Mataracı will be buried in Istanbul.
COUP DURING THE MINISTRY
Tuncay Mataracı was elected a Rize MP for the Justice Party in the 1977 general election. Following talks known as the Güneş Motel Incident, he left the Justice Party and became one of 11 MPs who established a government with Bülent Ecevit in exchange for a ministry. Mataracı, the Minister of Customs and Monopolies of the 42nd government established under the presidency of former Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit, used the following statements in the book entitled History of Rize, prepared by Rize, researcher and researcher Fatih Sultan Kar:
“I won in the 1969 elections, but I lost with the votes of the districts. The Justice Party saw that my path was opened by the success I had in the center and they made him provincial president. I was nominated again in 1973. Although I won with 600 votes, I was unable to enter parliament due to partisan divisions. When I ran again in 1977, this is a huge vote considering Rize’s current population of 57,300 votes, I entered parliament. I became Minister of Customs in 1978. There was also a coup in 1980. I went to jail 2-3 months after the coup. They judged me with the constitution that doesn’t exist. As in previous coups, I have been tried in courts whose verdict has already been determined. ”
