ПСР активно демонстрирует свои силы в преддверии выборов в Турции

В воскресенье, 17 мая, меньше чем за месяц до ключевых парламентских выборов в Турции, правящая партия ПСР мобилизовала сотни тысяч своих сторонников на демонстрации в стамбульском районе Малтепе, чтобы продемонстрировать свои силы в самом большом городе Турции, в котором проживает 16% от общего числа избирателей. На демонстрации перед сторонниками партии выступил премьер-министр Ахмед Давутоглу.

Проправительственный Daily Sabah сообщает, что в течение последних нескольких дней к демонстрации велась интенсивная подготовка. Пять тысяч автобусов и несколько судов были привлечены для транспортировки сторонников партии к месту проведения мероприятия. Для проведения митинга были приняты серьезные меры безопасности, участникам раздавалась вода и на месте были развернуты пункты здравоохранения с необходимым оборудованием в случае, если у участников возникнут проблемы со здоровьем во время митинга.

ПСР хочет не только победить на предстоящих выборах, но сделать это с достаточным количеством мест, чтобы они смогли изменить конституцию. Партия поддерживает укрепление позиций президента республики, пост, который в настоящее время занимает харизматичный бывший лидер партии Реджеп Тайип Эрдоган.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам Daily Sabah.

фото: Митинг ПСР в Стамбуле, 17 Мая 2015.

 

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