Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that the country’s main opposition party is attempting to obstruct a major corruption investigation which targets Istanbul’s jailed mayor, and Erdogan’s leading opponent Ekrem Imamoglu. That as protests have continued against the detention of Imamoglu with nearly 2 thousand people now detained, and 300 of them jailed. Erdogan saying the main opposition party is trying to derail the investigation by “shouting” and accusing state institutions of politicisation, in a bid to block justice. The opposition says the investigation is politically motivated to keep Imamoglu out of the running for the country’s presidency. Another large protest was held last night. For more, FRANCE 24’s senior journalist, Andrew Hilliar.
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