Turchia-Germania, Erdogan: il reporter tedesco della Welt è un agente terrorista

di Luigi Cignoni, Direttore 20 Marzo 2017

A leflet which says 'Free Deniz' hangs on the door of the festival hall in Gaggenau, near Karlsruhe, Germany, 02 March 2017. City administration and police of Gaggenau have cancelled a convention organized by Union of European Turkish Democrats (UETD) due to security reasons. Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag was announced to hold a speech as part of a campaign to approve a constitutional change in Turkey, on which the Turks are expected to vote in April 2017. The change to a presidential system proposed by the AKP-party dominated government, is intended to give the President of Turkey far reaching powers. Another AKP campaign event addressing Turkish citizens in Cologne scheduled for 05 March 2017 has also been cancelled by local authorities on 02 March 2017. The leaflet refers to journalist Deniz Yucel, a correspondednt for the German newspaper Welt who is in police custody in Turkey. ANSA/RONALD WITTEK

Sale ancora la tensione tra Turchia e Germania. Il presidente Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in un intervento a Istanbul, ha accusato ancora una volta la cancelliera Angela Merkel di sostenere i terroristi, riferendosi al caso del giornalista turco-tedesco della Die Welt, Deniz Yucel, in carcere in Turchia.

Turchia-Germania, Erdogan: il reporter tedesco della Welt è un agente terrorista

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