All according to forecasts. Erdogan, the authoritarian Sultan of the Turkey, wins the electoral ballot with 52,1% against 47,9% of the challenger Kilicdaroglu, the Turkish Gandhi. So the Erdogan era continues and the opposition, especially the Kurds, hope that the Sultan does not think of a new crackdown against his opponents.
That Erdogan should win the elections, even if for the first time he was forced to ballot, was in things because the democratic opposition was never really convincing. And so it is that, despite the economic crisis with inflation at 50% and with the inefficiencies of the regime that were sensationally exposed during the recent earthquake, Erdogan has secured another five years of presidency after coming to power twenty years ago .
After all, the great powers had made it clear that they preferred Erdogan to the uncertainty of the opposition and the results showed. Now it will be necessary to understand whether, reassured by the new electoral victory, Erdogan will continue without changing domestic, economic and foreign policies or if something will change. The Sultan is not one to be subtle, but it would be wise to take into account the fact that almost half of the country thinks differently from him even if they didn't have the strength to send him home.
