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Monday, 1 March 2010 - Turkish constitutional reforms ready by end-March: Erdogan |
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Credit: Reuters/Umit Bektas ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's government will present proposed reforms of the constitution to parliament by the end of March, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday, according to Turkish media reports. World  |  Turkey The Islamist-rooted government says its constitutional reform package is needed to curb the power of judges and prosecutors, and has threatened to call a referendum on reforms. The proposals come in the midst of renewed tensions with the military following the arrests of more than 30 officers, including two retired generals, charged with plotting to overthrow the government. "We are not talking about an A to Z change in the constitution," Erdogan said, adding that the changes would focus on areas such as the judiciary and articles relating to political parties. Turkey adopted a military-drafted constitution in 1982, two years after a coup by the armed forces. 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