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Erdoğan Quietly Acquitted in Corruption Case Dating Back to His Time as İStanbul Mayor - Turkish Minute

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has been quietly acquitted in a long-running corruption case stemming from his tenure as mayor of İstanbul, despite enjoying constitutional immunity as head of state, according to information obtained by Deutsche Welle Turkish. Erdoğan was elected mayor of İstanbul in the March 1994 local elections and remained in office until 1998. Interior ministry investigative reports and multiple criminal indictments later acc…See the Story

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