VOICED: Turkey's ruling party triumphs in key referendum

The transcript discusses the approval of constitutional changes in Turkey, with 58% voting in favor. These changes aim to restructure the judiciary and reduce military influence. The AKP, traditionally conservative, is adopting some leftist ideas, leading to political shifts. While some media view the referendum as a democratic victory, others see it as a confidence vote for the Prime Minister, strengthening his position for future elections. However, the changes remain controversial, with concerns about increased power for the Prime Minister and potential impacts on secularism and Islam's role in Turkey.

What percentage of Turks voted in favor of the constitutional amendments?

• 58%

• 45%

• 70%

• 62%

Which political party is associated with the proposed constitutional changes?

• HDP

• MHP

• CHP

• AKP

How are the referendum results perceived by some local media?

• A victory for democracy

• A setback for democracy

• An economic decision

• A neutral outcome

What is one of the main concerns of the opponents regarding the constitutional changes?

• Increased military power

• Economic instability

• Tightening of the Prime Minister's grip on power

• Loss of cultural heritage

What role do the courts and the army see themselves playing in Turkey?

• Defenders of the secular system

• Supporters of cultural diversity

• Promoters of economic growth

• Advocates for international relations