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Erdogan poursuit le grand ménage

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19 juil. 2015, 00:01
epa05430897 People shout slogans holding Turkish flag during the celebration rally at Taksim Square, in Istanbul, Turkey, 18 July 2016. Turkish Prime Minister Yildirim reportedly said that the Turkish military was involved in an attempted coup d'etat. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denounced the coup attempt as an 'act of treason' and insisted his government remains in charge. Some 104 coup plotters were killed, 90 people - 41 of them police and 47 are civilians - 'fell martrys', after an attempt to bring down the Turkish government, the acting army chief General Umit Dundar said in a televised appearance.who were killed in a coup attempt on 16 July, during the funeral, in Istanbul, Turkey, 17 July 2016. Turkish Prime Minister Yildirim reportedly said that the Turkish military was involved in an attempted coup d'etat. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denounced the coup attempt as an 'act of treason' and insisted his government remains in charge. Some 104 coup plotters were killed, 90 people - 41 of them police and 47 are civilians - 'fell martrys', after an attempt to bring down the Turkish government, the acting army chief General Umit Dundar said in a televised appearance. EPA/SEDAT SUNA
epa05430897 People shout slogans holding Turkish flag during the celebration rally at Taksim Square, in Istanbul, Turkey, 18 July 2016. Turkish Prime Minister Yildirim reportedly said that the Turkish military was involved in an attempted coup d'etat. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denounced the coup attempt as an 'act of treason' and insisted his government remains in charge. Some 104 coup plotters were killed, 90 people - 41 of them police and 47 are civilians - 'fell martrys', after an attempt to bring down the Turkish government, the acting army chief General Umit Dundar said in a televised appearance.who were killed in a coup attempt on 16 July, during the funeral, in Istanbul, Turkey, 17 July 2016. Turkish Prime Minister Yildirim reportedly said that the Turkish military was involved in an attempted coup d'etat. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denounced the coup attempt as an 'act of treason' and insisted his government remains in charge. Some 104 coup plotters were killed, 90 people - 41 of them police and 47 are civilians - 'fell martrys', after an attempt to bring down the Turkish government, the acting army chief General Umit Dundar said in a televised appearance. EPA/SEDAT SUNA

ANNE ANDLAUER

«La journée, au travail! Le soir, sur les places!» Le premier ministre turc, Binali Yildirim, continuait hier d’appeler ses concitoyens à descendre dans les rues, drapeaux rouge et blanc à la main, pour «une veille démocratique». En conférence de presse, après un Conseil des ministres, le chef du gouvernement a livré le dernier bilan de la tentative de putsch qui a tenu la Turquie en éveil dans la nuit du 15 au 16 juillet: 208 personnes sont mortes (sans compter les putschistes), dont 145 civils, auxquels s’ajoutent 1491 blessés. Binali Yildirim a dit n’avoir aucun doute sur l’identité des «terroristes» derrière ce coup de force, attribué aux fidèles de l’imam Fethullah Gülen. «Nous livrerons les documents le moment venu. Pour l’heure, nous sommes occupés à nettoyer le terrain», a déclaré le premier ministre.

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