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Cyprus PIO: Turkish Cypriot Press and Other Media, 98-11-03
From: The Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office Server at <http://www.pio.gov.cy/>
TURKISH CYPRIOT PRESS AND OTHER MEDIA
No. 203/98 -- 3/11/98
[A] NEWS ITEMS
[01] Denktash to announce measures against start of Cyprus accession talks
[02] Yilmaz pledges Turkey�s constant support
[03] Denktash to vote only women candidates at ``elections''.
[04] Turkish Cypriot farmers to receive economic aid
[A] NEWS ITEMS
[01] Denktash to announce measures against start of Cyprus accession talks
According to KIBRIS (3/11/98), Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash has
stated that with the commencement of the accession talks between Cyprus and
the EU on November 10, ``the Turkish Cypriot stance on November 10 will not
be the same as on November 9''. He said measures will be taken that will be
announced on November 10.
He added he will have a meeting with Ann Hereus, the UN Secretary General�s
deputy special representative in Cyprus, tomorrow Wednesday, at 10 a.m.
[02] Yilmaz pledges Turkey�s constant support
In an interview to Turkish Cypriot daily KIBRIS (3/11/98), Turkish Prime
Minster Mesut Yilmaz said that Turkey�s constant support to the pseudostate
will be continued in all fields, specifically as regards higher education,
communications, the water problem and power supply.
[03] Denktash to vote only women candidates at ``elections''.
According to YENI DEMOKRAT (3/11/98), Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash
has said that at the forthcoming December 6 so-called elections he will
give his vote only to women candidates. ``As I perceive it, due to the
intransigence of men, women have avoided getting involved in dirty politics
so far'', he said.
[04] Turkish Cypriot farmers to receive economic aid
According to KIBRIS (3/11/98), the so-called prime minister of the
pseudostate, Dervis Eroglu, has declared that farmers, who have been
affected by the drought, will be given economic aid amounting to 3 billion
Turkish Lira.
Eroglu announced this after his meeting yesterday with Rauf Denktash.
Speaking to reporters, he said that Turkish Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz
personally assured him last Friday in Ankara that this aid will be
realized.
From the Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office (PIO) Server at http://www.pio.gov.cy/
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