The PKK announced that there will be no meeting with Unal Ustell, who has the mandate to form a "government".
The opposition party in the occupied territories communicated this decision in the early afternoon today, with an announcement to all MQs.
Meanwhile, the PKK's secretary general, Erdogan Sorakin called on the T/C leader, Ersin Tatar, to resign. "It is the best he can do," commented Sorakin, saying that what they have been experiencing lately goes beyond the internal issues of the JCC and has now turned into a democratic deficit. Actions must be taken with a sense of responsibility to support democracy, he added."
"Tatar has demolished the democracy of the country, the political moral values, the will of the people, the prestige of the presidency. After this stage, the best thing he can do for the country and the people is to resign," Sorakin said."
The meeting of the party parliament, the highest party organ of the CPC, was announced to be held tomorrow early afternoon. There, the latest developments will be discussed, while already T/C reports refer to reactions also within the CEC to the direct assignment of the mandate to form a 'government' to Unal Ustel, without the relevant intra-party procedure having been completed.
It is noted that the first tripartite 'government' of the CEC - PP - CA was formed under CEC President Faiz Suzhouoglu on 21 February 2021 and lasted for 59 days.
It is noted that the first tripartite 'government' of the CEC - PP - CA was formed under CEC President Faiz Suzhouoglu on 21 February 2021 and lasted for 59 days. He submitted his resignation to Ersin Tatar on April 20.
On April 22, Mr. Tatar again gave the mandate to form a "government" to Faiz Suzhouoglu who three days later, on April 25, re-formed a "government" with the PP and CA. The "government programme" was read in the "parliament" on 28 April and while the vote of confidence was set for 30 April, on 29 April the PP and CA parties announced that they would not give a vote of confidence on the grounds that the CCP had not signed the "100-day programme". Thus, on 30 April, Faiz Suzhouoglu again submitted the resignation of the "government" to Ersin Tatar.
Source: CNA
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