Turkey's pro-Kurdish party has emerged as a decisive force in the country's upcoming elections, potentially shaping the outcome for long-standing leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Having faced years of government crackdowns, judicial threats, and the imprisonment of its former leader, the party announced it will not put forward its own presidential candidate. Analysts note this strategic move allows its substantial voter base to back Erdogan's main rival, opposition contender Kemal Kilicdaroglu. While the party has maintained deliberate distance to avoid state media backlash regarding alleged militant ties, its influence remains pivotal in determining whether the two-decade rule of the AK Party will come to an end. Fuente: CNN
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