t I INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE 16.05.88 For Ozal, the ~Magic'Is Gone Inflation Ero<strong>de</strong>s Popularityof Turkish Prime Minister MÏLLÎYET 2.05.88 :By Alan Cowell Mr. Ozal, champion of the domi. Nn.. York Times S,,";,-e nanl center-right in Turkey and ar- ISTANBUL - The newspapers chitect of economic changes comhere are no friends of Prime Minis. pared in style to those of Prime ter Turgut Ozal, and so it seemed Minister Margaret Thatcher of the norm when an editor compared Britain, is seven months into his the Turkish lea<strong>de</strong>r's fortunes to second term of office. those of a fairy-tale magician well His re-election in November and past the hour when miracles turn to the events that led up to it were mush. cited by many commentators as a In Mr. Ozal's first four years in sign of many things: a yearning for office, the journalist, Erturul Oz- slability after urban terrorism kok, said, the prime minister wield- claimed thousands of lives in the ed economic policy that resembleè late 19705, and a yearning, too, for. a magic wand. He would wave it <strong>de</strong>mocracy after rule by the gener.' .over a melon, and the melon be. als from 1980 to 1983. ,came a royal carriage. Casting himself as statesman. • Now he waves it, the journalist rather than technocrat or economic ,said, and the melon remains a mel. czar, Mr. Ozal has moved to shore 'on. up the bor<strong>de</strong>rs of his country of 55 . The criticism of Mr. Ozal is not million people against real and po- 'confined to editors and journalists, tential adversaries. but has spread among many Turks He has struck the beginnings of a who have found that a cab ri<strong>de</strong> peace with Greece and has reaf. costs twice as much as it did a year ' firmed his neutrality in the Gulf ago and that nothing seems im- War to Iran and Iraq. mune to inflation. Yet, questions and problems had boosted expöris from $2 billion to $ 10 billion a year and im.• parted a new sense of self.confi<strong>de</strong>nce to Turkish businessmen. But the growth was fueled in part by borrowing that sent thc: foreign <strong>de</strong>bt soaring from $ 18 billion in 1983 to a current $38 billion, a Western specialist said. That drains the economy and costs 57.1 billion a year to repay. Politically, the impact of ec0nomic troubles showed up in newspaper opinion surveys indicating a dramatic turn of sentiment. In last year's election, Mr. Ozal won 36 percen t of the vote, which enabled him to take 290 cif the 450 parlia- mentary seats. In an opinion survey pubüshed iast month by the newspaper MilIiyet, however, only 23.3 percent of 1,325 Turks said they would vote for his Motherland Partyagain. A Turkish official said that Mr;' 14 Ozal had revised his view of the political impact of inflation. Before the election, the prime minister said it would not matter, the offi. cial said. Now he is saying thaI unless it is brought un<strong>de</strong>r contro~ his party will not be able to stay in power. The price increases, a Western specialist said, have brought inflation down to about 75 percent a year, still far higher than many can bear. "We sense a great discontent in the people," Mr. Ozkok, the Ankara editor of Hurriyet newspaper said in an interview. ''Their standard of living has dropped. And Ozal has lostthe ability to explain to them~at's happening." When1he International Press In.' stitute met here last week, Turkish newspaper editors accused him of running a government that <strong>de</strong>tained journalists. . 00 ''l'ERcUMAN 7.05088 A/man DI$i$/eri Bakanlt(JI, PKK.'nm . tehdidine ka.r$1açlk/ama yaptl: ~'Türklye'ye gl1lÏienlz<strong>de</strong> herhangt ' " blr Ilklnel yaktur' ~ '~'l:.}.::i"~~ . BONN ci'(CÛma!l)..Fe<strong>de</strong>ral DI~I~leri B8kanhOI, blr sOrè' Once PKKlERNK adlna yaYlnlanan ve Alman turlstte. ri, rOrk!ye'ye glltlklerl takdfr<strong>de</strong> OIOmletehdll e<strong>de</strong>n bIldir! Ile IIglII olarak blr açlklama yapt, . . Fe<strong>de</strong>ral DIGIG~ii Bakanh/ll, Alman lurlsUerln rOrkl. ye'ye gllmelerln<strong>de</strong> herhangl blr saklnca olmadl/llnl be. IIrterek, "BugOne kadar TOrklye'<strong>de</strong> hlç blr turlstfk '"11 bombalanmadl. TOrklye'ye gl<strong>de</strong>cek alan Alman turfSfler, hem TOrk makamlanndan, hem <strong>de</strong> Alman konsoloslukla- IIndan bUgl alablllrler.<strong>de</strong>di. continue to turn on issues such as human rights and <strong>de</strong>mocracy, a personality <strong>de</strong>picted by commenta. tors as increasingly prickly and, most of all, an economic performance that has ero<strong>de</strong>d Mr. OzaI's popularity. To help win the election, the gov. ernment pumped the equivalent of millions of dollars into the economy, giving municipalities large sums, paying farmers for their crops in lump sums rather than by instaUrnen t, and in eff eet giving government employees an extra month's wages, the specialist said. At the same time, basic prices were kept low. After the election, according to the specialist, who asked notto be i<strong>de</strong>ntified, inflation soared, hi tting 100 percen t by the end of the year and forcing Mr. Ozal to <strong>de</strong>clare price increases on basic commodities such as gasoline. ln the precedin~ years, Mr. Ozal Mr. Ozal retorted thatthe score or more <strong>de</strong>tainees in question were pamphleteers, not bona fi<strong>de</strong> journalists, but the taunttouched sensitive nerves. In a country striving for acceptance as Westernized and European in outlook, government opponents seize gladly on indications that Turkish <strong>de</strong>mocracy has frail roots, that the country's human rights record is l1awed and that ilS economy does not measure up 10 European standards, By a coinci<strong>de</strong>nce, the Istanbul meeting coinci<strong>de</strong>d with aresur. 'gence of Kurdish separatist vio. lence in eastern Turkey. Twenty. five civilians were killed in two attacks by insurgents seeking an in<strong>de</strong>pen<strong>de</strong>nt state for the country's Kurdish minority of eight million. "Ozal can say he's tackling the hu'man rights issues," a Western diplomat said. "Bulthe Kurds are a much more difficult problem." Meclis'te ,'" "di." anket. • 2OOO'eöogru <strong>de</strong>rglslnln yapt'QI ankete katllan 9 ANAP'II, 15 SHP'Uve 4 DYP'Uparlamente.r, anadllleri. nln "Kürtçe" olduQunu söyledUer ' , MILLlYET HABER MERKElI linda b8ika bir dil oldugunu söyle- ÜRKiYEBüyük MillcI Mec- yen milletvekilleri<strong>de</strong> ;öyle: ' [î] T Iisi'n<strong>de</strong>ki 91 milIetvekilin<strong>de</strong>n Orbe ~Ddai (DYP-Adana). 29'u "Ana dilinlz nedir?" Arapça, Abdullah Bqlürk (SH~-, $Orusunu"Kürtçe" diye yamtladl. Istanbul), Uygurça, Kutbettin Ha,. SHP MilletvekiliAbdußab Bqtürk, midi (ANAP-Sürt) Arapça, Musta, ana dilinin Uygun:a oldugunu söy- fa Nazikoilu (ANAP-Riz.e),Laz.ca. lerken, ball milletvekilleri, anketi "YORUM YOK" saçma bulduklanm, bazùan da "Ana diliDiz nedir?" $Orusuna Medis çaUsl alunda "Kürtçe" di- yorumsuz cevap veren milletvekilyeeekmilletvekiliçtkmaYacahmileri leri <strong>de</strong> oldu. SHP MilletvekiliHill. sürdüler. ANAP Riz.eMilletvekili met Çetin, "Gmp batJwvekDi 018- Mustafa Nazikoilu, ana. dilinin rail bu konudt konUJIDakistemlyo- Luca oldugunu 'ooyledl. rum" <strong>de</strong>di. ~AP Bitlis Milletve- "kORTCE" DIYENLER k!li Kimran Inan da, :'Beni a~fe- 2000'e Dogru <strong>de</strong>rgisinin yapU&1 ~n. Anket yq~m ItÇtim, Prenslp ankete ana dilleri $OrulanmilIetve- .tibanyla bn tür ankellere eevap killeri;<strong>de</strong>n 63'ü "Türkçe" yamU. vermiyorum" c~vablD~. v~rdi. m verdi Bunlar araslDda Dogu ANAP Malatya MilletvekibBulent Anadolu' Bö!gesi'n<strong>de</strong>nIbsan Bedir. Ça.,PD~u ~a bu konuyu t~lefo~~ beoiln da vardJ. Büyük ço&unJu- d~, .~ yuze konulmak Istedlgl' - 00- G- d - An dim gu gu ve uney ogu a 0 u bölgelerin<strong>de</strong>n~, "KöJ1çe" cc-, vabl veren milIetvekillerin<strong>de</strong>n 9'u belirtti "KORTce CIKMAZ'" .' .. , SIVasANAP MlIletveklhÖmer ANAP'b SHP milletvekillerin<strong>de</strong>n Günbnlut, ankete "Medis çal1sl, a!lS'j, DYP milIetvekillerin<strong>de</strong>n<strong>de</strong> 4'ü bDdt Kö~çe .diyen Ç1kmu:' cev~- "Kärtçe" jdcliil<strong>de</strong> cevaplàndJrdJ. Kürtçe cevabl verenler partilere gä-' blm v~~di.Yme ANAP ~, letvekil!Meb~et Yq~ da~ MiI- 11Cire löyle: ' ANAP: Mustlta Demir (~nb- Iizœ au ~yun nU$u. _ yu)! _ .' jeklin<strong>de</strong> ko- .. ' , ... urfa), Naim Geylanï (Hakkâri), A~ ~AP MilIet~eklll~~ AluttiD Fuat (M~), Nu~ttin Di. Erat, Boyle SIÇID~ bl~.•nk~ti.~ Iek (Diyarbwr), Nn~ttin Yllmu kez .dn~dum',,~n Ingiliz DllJ1m. (Mardin), M.EmizISeydagil (M~), TabU Tnrkçe dlye kon~u. AdJ-'.. Mubyettin Mnllu (Bitlis) Rqit Çe- yaman ANAP Milletvekili Zeynel Iik (Van) . BqIr Çelebi~u (Mar- AsIe da, "Bqka di! mi lÖylemedin) Mebdi IIlk (MUI). mi Isteniniz~ AdJyamaubyJm, ama '.J " . '. SHP: Cumbur ~eskin (Hakka- Türkçèàir" cevablß1verdi. ANAP ~I)urfa MilletvekiliMUltafa Den), Fuat Atalay
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