Turkey's Erdogan Declares Victory in Presidential Runoff, Extends Rule Into 3rd Decade

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Turkey's Erdogan Declares Victory in Presidential Runoff, Extends Rule Into 3rd Decade
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Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won reelection Sunday.

Kilicdaroglu said the election was “the most unjust ever,” with all state resources mobilized for Erdogan.

Supporters of Erdogan, a divisive populist, were celebrating even before the final results arrived, waving Turkish or ruling party flags, and honking car horns, chanting his name and “in the name of God, God is great.” Celebratory gunfire was heard in several Istanbul neighborhoods. His performance came despite crippling inflation and the effects of a devastating earthquake three months ago.

“I'm not happy at all with the way this country is going. Let me be clear, if this current administration continues, I don’t see good things for the future,” he said. “I see that it will end badly — this administration has to change.”“I believe that our homeland is at the peak, in a very good condition,” the 57-year-old shop owner said. “Our country’s trajectory is very good and it will continue being good.

Erdogan's rival was a soft-mannered former civil servant who has led the pro-secular Republican People’s Party, or CHP, since 2010. Kilicdaroglu campaigned on promises to reverse Erdogan’s democratic backsliding, to restore the economy by reverting to more conventional policies, and to improve ties with the West.

Sunday also marked the 10th anniversary of the start of mass anti-government protests that broke out over plans to uproot trees in Istanbul’s Gezi Park, and became one of the most serious challenges to Erdogan’s government.

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