Turkish opposition accuse Erdogan of seeking 'constitutional dictatorship'
Rahshan Saglam
Press TV, Istanbul
The Turkish opposition has accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of trying to create a constitutional dictatorship by pushing for an executive presidential system. Earlier this month, the ruling AK party regained the parliamentary majority which it lost in June. Rahshan Saglam reports from Istanbul.
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