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Turkey: Could the far right topple the presidential election?

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Turkey: Could the far right topple the presidential election?

Turkey: Could the far right topple the presidential election?

This Sunday, May 28, Turkey will decide whether or not to extend Erdoğan's reign.

Between the two rounds, the two camps have courted 2.8 million far-right voters who could make all the difference.


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