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Turkish authorities have detained Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, a former minister of family and social services and former deputy chair of the Justice and Development Party (AKP), on suspicion of involvement in a scandal involving the manipulation of investment-fund share prices. She could face trial on charges including membership in a criminal organization and violations of the Capital Markets Law. The main opposition party accused her of making 2.17 billion lira ($43 million) after investing 163 million lira ($3 million). Kaya and her husband denied any wrongdoing; her husband was released subject to conditions. The justice minister said that more than 430 people were under investigation in the case, and 112 had been detained.
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