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Turkey's election council reinstates DEM candidate Abdullah Zeydan's mayorship in Van - Vimarsana News

Turkey's election council reinstates DEM candidate Abdullah Zeydan's mayorship in Van

Turkey's Supreme Election Council (YSK) reinstated pro-Kurdish DEM Party's Van elected-mayor Abdullah Zeydan's mayorship status in eastern Van province after his status was revoked by the local electoral board and presented to the AKP's candidate in the second place.

Voting begins in Turkiye's local elections - Vimarsana News

Voting begins in Turkiye's local elections

Ankara: Turkish voters began heading to the polls on Sunday to elect their candidates in the local administration elections, for a term that will last...

Turkey Elections: Campaign approaches climax with gunshots, fears of  fraud - Vimarsana News

Turkey Elections: Campaign approaches climax with gunshots, fears of  fraud

Turkey’s electoral watchdog rejected the Interior Ministry’s request for electoral information, as the opposition accused the ministry of trying to create a “parallel electoral center.”

Turkiye jails Istanbul mayor for 'insulting public servants' - Vimarsana News

Turkiye jails Istanbul mayor for 'insulting public servants'

A Turkish court yesterday sentenced the Mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, to two years, seven months and 15 days in prison and banned him from politics on a charge of 'insulting' members of the Supre...

Costa Rica's governing party nearly 'erased' by election - Vimarsana News

Costa Rica's governing party nearly 'erased' by election

Costa Rica’s Citizens’ Action Party broke 60 years of bipartisan rule in 2014, but after two terms in power it has been practically erased from the country’s political map in national elections