Es el primer caso conocido su influencia directa del gobierno de un país musulmán en las lecciones de un país europeo a través de sus emigrantes:
In an e-mail sent to thousands of ethnic Turks in the Netherlands the Turkish Ministry of Religious Affairs called on them to vote for Fatma Koser Kaya, a 38-year old woman whose family emigrated to the Netherlands when she was six years old. Koser Kaya is a member of the leftist “social-liberal” Democrats 66 (D66) party. On 22 November, D66 lost three of its previous six seats in Parliament. Koser Kaya, however, though only sixth on the list of D66 candidates, was elected as one of the party’s three parliamentarians thanks to the 34,564 individual votes she got, possibly as a result of the Turkish government’s interference.
Es decir, aunque estaba la sexta en la lista de su partido y este obtuvo solo tres escaños, doña Fátima ha salido elegida. ¡Enhorabuena!
Atención: El D-66, de centro izquierda estaba en la coalición del gobierno saliente, un gobierno “anti-inmigración”.
Belian: How the Turkish Government Influenced the Dutch Elections
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