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Former Turkish minister faces arrest request in stock market probe

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“Former Turkish minister faces arrest request in stock market probe”

Turkish prosecutors on Thursday sought the arrest of Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities involving capital market transactions, r...

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Hürriyet Daily News
“Former minister Kaya arrested in fund probe”

An Istanbul court has remanded former Family and Social Policies Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya in custody as part of an investigation into Türkiye’s investment funds.

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Correio da Manhã
“Ex-ministra turca em preventiva em caso relacionado com fundo de investimento”

Kaya ocupou o cargo de ministra da Família entre 2016 e 2018 e, até recentemente, era vice-presidente do AKP, o partido no poder, do presidente Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

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RTP Notícias
“Ex-ministra turca em preventiva em caso relacionado com fundo de investimento”

Uma ex-ministra turca foi hoje colocada em prisão preventiva no âmbito de uma investigação sobre um escândalo relacionado com um fundo de investimento de milhares de milhões de dólares que prejudicou numerosos investidores, informou a agência Anadolu.

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NOS Nieuws
“Turkse oud-minister Kaya aangehouden in groot beursschandaal”

In een onderzoek naar koersmanipulatie in Turkije is oud-minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya aangehouden. Ze was jarenlang minister van Familiezaken. Bijna tien jaar geleden werd Kaya in Nederland tot ' ongewenst vreemdeling ' verklaard en door agenten uit het land geleid. Dit leidde tot een grote diplomatieke rel tussen Den Haag en Ankara. Kaya is gearresteerd op verdenking van overtreding van de kapitaalmarktwet en lidmaatschap van een criminele organisatie. Haar man Ilyas Kaya is onder…

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