New Turkish governor accused of plagiarism

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Murat Uysal
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Turkey’s president sacked the country’s central bank governor this weekend, and appointed a successor who has since been accused of plagiarism.

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sent an official letter dismissing the central bank’s then-governor Murat Çetinkaya early on July 6, locally-based reporters said. The Turkish president has been engaged in a long-running dispute with the central bank over monetary policy. Çetinkaya was appointed to a five-year term in the role in April 2016 after

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