Centre Party (Turkey)

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Centre Party
Merkez Parti
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| Leader |
Abdurrahim Karslı |
| Founded |
June 2, 2014 (2014-06-02)
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| Preceded by |
People's Voice Movement |
| Headquarters |
Ankara |
| Ideology |
Liberalism Euroscepticism Anti-establishment
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| Political position |
Centre to Centre-right[1]
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| Colours |
Turquoise, blue and orange
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| Slogan |
"Önce insan" ("People first") |
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| Website |
| official website |
- Politics of Turkey
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The Centre Party (Turkish: Merkez Parti) is a political party in Turkey formed on 2 June 2014 by Abdurrahim Karslı. The party was the result of the politicisation of the People's Voice Movement, with attempts to create a political party beginning in 2011. The party is claimed to be liberal, but has been accused of being affiliated with exiled cleric Fethullah Gülen. Despite Karslı's claims that up to 15 smaller political parties were thinking of merging with the party amongst talk of MP defections, it has no seats in the National Assembly, after it received 0.05% of the vote in the June 2015 election and did not contest the subsequent November 2015 election. It was previously represented by a single member in the parliament; Ercan Cengiz who resigned from the Republican People's Party (CHP) on 25 January 2015.[2]
The party's membership is formed by politicians formerly of other parties such as the Motherland Party, the Nationalist Movement Party and the Democratic Left Party. Parties allegedly due to join the Centre Party are the Turkish Change Movement founded by CHP member Mustafa Sarıgül.
The party's economic policy is based on independence from the International Monetary Fund, the simplification of the tax system and the elimination of poverty. The party is strongly against Turkey's accession to the European Union, claiming that the EU has failed to assist Turkey in fighting the PKK separatist organisation. On the Cypriot issue, the party believes that the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus can co-exist peacefully as two independent states.[3]
References
^ http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/new-center-right-party-aims-at-erdogans-akp.aspx?pageID=549&nID=68708&NewsCatID=409
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Political parties in Turkey
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(595 seats)
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Justice and Development Party (290)
Republican People's Party (142)
Peoples' Democratic Party (65)
Nationalist Movement Party (49)
İyi Party (39)
Felicity Party (2)
Workers' Party of Turkey [tr] (2)
Great Unity Party (1)
Democratic Party (1)
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Not represented in the parliament |
- Alternative and Change Party
- AS Party
- Centre Party
- Communist Movement of Turkey
- Communist Party of Turkey
- Conservative Ascension Party
- Crescent Star Party
- Democratic Left Party
- Democratic Regions Party
- Electronic Democracy Party
- First Party
- Freedom and Socialism Party
- Freedom and Solidarity Party
- Free Cause Party
- Gezi Party
- Green Left Party
- Homeland Party
- Independent Republican Party
- Independent Turkey Party
- Justice Party
- Labour Party
- Labourist Movement Party
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Motherland Party
- Nation and Justice Party
- Nation Party
- National Party
- National Struggle Party
- Nationalist and Conservative Party
- Nationalist Turkey Party
- Ötüken Union Party
- Patriotic Party
- People's Ascent Party
- People's Communist Party of Turkey
- People's Liberation Party
- Revolutionary People's Party
- Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party
- Revolutionary Workers' Party
- Rights and Equality Party
- Rights and Freedoms Party
- Rights and Justice Party
- Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party
- Socialist Democracy Party
- Socialist Liberation Party
- Socialist Party of the Oppressed
- Socialist Refoundation Party
- Socialist Workers' Party of Turkey
- Strong Turkey Party
- True Path Party
- Universe Party
- Women's Party
- Workers' Fraternity Party
- Workers' Peasants' Party of Turkey
- Young Party
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