First Party
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| Leadership | Bedri Eran Tapan |
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| Founded | March 15 |
| 2015 | |
| Preceded by | Alternative Party |
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| ID | 2133183 |
About First Party
The First Party is a political party in Turkey that was formed on 15 March 2015. It is the successor to the Alternative Party, which had opted for a name change in a party congress. The party's leader is Bedri Eran Tapan and aims to win votes from young, disillusioned and female voters.
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... And remember, the First Party conference for a new leader is meant to be a celebratory affair, even in difficult times for the country - a victory lap for the winner...
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... The study is expected to month is still going on next, if Iowa and New Hampshire hold the First Party to get the votes, the eventual Democratic presidential candidates, the President of the trump suit in the November election...
Taiwan election: Tsai bids for a second term against Challenger Han
... A third candidate, James Soong, is with his small people to the First Party...
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...Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish first minister and SNP leader, was the First Party leader to face the BBC s Andrew Neil in a series of special interviews in the run-up to the election...
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... The party won its first Scottish Parliament election in 2007, when it formed a minority government under Mr Salmond, before becoming the First Party to win a majority at Holyrood four years later...
Party election broadcasts: How you have changed it and you still have a role?
... But what your influence is? And that will continue in the future? historyThe First Party election broadcast took place on BBC Radio during the 1924 election, with the leader of the liberal party, Herbert Asquith, Conservative leader Stanley Baldwin and the Labour leader Ramsey MacDonald, each of which is a 20-minute speech to the public...
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... Wilbur apparently insists on gourmet cat food when he visits the Nottingham Building Society Wilbur s First Party will be at the Nottingham Building Society on 5 July and the second is a larger public party at the Frame Breakers pub on 14 July...
Taiwan election: Tsai bids for a second term against Challenger Han
Han Kuo-yo is closed in favour of closer relations with China,
surveys in Taiwan, the presidential elections, the outcome of which, in the Form of The Island 's relationship with China.
Tsai Ing-to run whom, for a second term in office, in the preservation of the Status Quo , and do not want closer ties to Beijing.
Meanwhile, their main rivals, Han Kuo-yu, promise to ease tensions with China.
Before the vote, Ms Tsai has led in the polls - which some observers attribute to their support for the protests in Hong Kong .
its stance is popular with those who are overtaken, fear of Taiwan from the Chinese mainland.
Beijing says The Island back to the mainland One Day . President Tsai of Taiwan's future should be decided by its 23 million People .
Tsai Ing-wen waves to supporters after voting in the capital, Taipeithe voters were in a majority, the decision of the next General meeting of the Taiwanese legislature, where Ms Tsai's party a.
About 19 million People for a choice to be registered on Saturday in the election.
polling stations closed at 16:00 (08:00 GMT) and the results are expected before the end of The Day .
What is Taiwan's status?For practical purposes, Taiwan is an independent State - it has its own elected government, Constitution and the military.
But China claimed sovereignty Over It since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949. It says Taiwan must eventually be reunited with China, by force if necessary.
China's diplomatic relations with any country refuses to recognize Taiwan as a sovereign nation.
All But a handful of countries, you selected Beijing, But by the trade. The United States is also legally obliged to defend the supply Taiwan with the means to.
Where do the candidates stand On China ?Ms Tsai wants to endanger "maintain the existing mechanisms", according to the importance that you do not want to, that Taiwan's De Facto independence.
In a speech on the Hong Kong protests in June, "anyone who tries to undermine Taiwan's sovereignty and democracy, or you can use them as a political figure fail".
she had rejected, Taiwan ever come under the "one country, two systems" political system in Hong Kong since it returned to China in 1997, Calling it "not viable".
in an interview with the BBC This Week , She Said , Taiwan a lesson" from Hong Kong should learn ": "If we insist [on the preservation of the independence of Taiwan], we will lose everything we have now. "
Mr. Han and his party, the Kuomintang (KMT) favour closer relations with China - what you say brings Economic Growth , But the Association is not looking.
The KMT once ruled China before fleeing to Taiwan in 1949 after the defeat of The Communist forces in the Civil War .
Mr. Han , a high-profile visit to Hong Kong and China in March, and has said, according to reports, a formal Declaration of Taiwan syphilis would be independence "scarier then".
A third candidate, James Soong , is with his small People to the First Party .
What are The Other topics?Although the economy has grown, while Ms Tsai-dropped presidential, are the exports, wage growth falter.
Saturday is also The First presidential election since Taiwan was the First Place in Asia.
in a series of referendums, But the Parliament a special law, in compliance with a previous judgment.
Ms Tsai said it was "a big step in the direction of true equality."
What are the candidates backgrounds? In 1993, Mr. Han in a recent Rally -punched - The Future of Taiwan was President in the ParliamentMs Tsai, 63, a professor of law prior to his entry into politics. She studied at the Cornell University in the USA and at the London School of Economics, as well as in Taiwan.
she is accused of being elitist, But their attitude towards same-sex marriage, language, rights, and other issues have won her support among younger voters.
Mr. Han , 62, and currently mayor of Kaohsiung, is as down-to-earth, and the forecasts talk of the folk-image.
the nickname, including "bald", and a last talk-show appearance, The Host of the fun was with him.
"Further, everyone is happy," he replied. "It is good, in a society with a democratic and free Atmosphere . only no jokes please about my hair!"
china, taiwan, hong kong
Source of news: bbc.com