89,4% of Turkish Cypriots believe that a number of Turkish troops should remain in Cyprus even after a possible solution, while 88,8% believe that Turkish guarantees should remain as they are.
This refers to the first part of the investigation of the Turkish company Gezici that was done on behalf of the Turkish newspaper Dialog (Dialogue) and was published yesterday. The first part concerned the Cyprus issue and issues that have been discussed in the negotiations on which the opinion of the 1.304 people who participated in the survey was sought. The newspaper yesterday and today notes that the company in question was the only one that correctly predicted the percentages in the "presidential elections" of 2015.
When asked whether or not part of the Turkish army remained after the solution on the island, 89,4% said they should definitely stay (Turkish army units), 3,5% said the Turkish army should leave. Overall, 5,1% said they could stay or leave, it did not matter, while 2% said an international force should be deployed in place of the Turkish army.
The participants in the survey on the issue of whether or not the Turkish guarantees remain or not answered 88.8% that they should remain as they are, "Turkey's guarantees are out of the question". When asked whether or not EU membership provides an adequate guarantee after the solution, 75.5% said that EU membership does not provide an adequate guarantee, while 24.5% answered that it provides an adequate guarantee.
When asked about the installation after the solution, 45.000 I / C in the "north" and an unlimited number of I / C - as mentioned - to have the right to reside and establish a business (in the "north") and whether this causes them concern or no, the survey participants answered by 60,5% that they do not want the Greek Cypriots to come and stay with them, 20,2% answered "let those who want to come, it is not a problem for me" and 19,3% replied that this number is large and a limit must be set.
Regarding the opinion of the respondents that in case of a solution 65.000 Turkish Cypriots will be forced to leave their homes and jobs, 83,5% answered that such a solution would not be fair, while 16,5% believe that it will be fair.
When asked for their opinion on the question that in case of solution 1/3 of the "old" e / k assets will be given back to the E / k, 61,6% answered that "yes this definitely means that it alters the bi-zoning" , 25,5% believe the opposite, while 12,9% believe that this is not an important issue.
Regarding whether they consider the "president" Akinci successful or not, 52,1% answered that they consider him successful and 47,8% unsuccessful. For their views on how Mustafa Akinci defends the rights of the "TRNC", as reported by the pseudo-state, 37% consider that his attitude towards the Greek Cypriots is weak, 32,2% consider that he is constantly retreating, 30% believe that they are defending their rights well and 27% believe that they are defending them as much as the previous "president" (s.s. Dervis Eroglou).
Regarding the territorial and Akinci proposal for a land percentage of 39,2%, 46,7% believe that no land should be given to the e / k side, 33,7% believe that giving this percentage of land is normal, is required to reach a solution and 19,6% believe that a lot of ground was given for no consideration.
Asked if the developments so far are enough to say "yes" in a referendum, 41,3% said that seeing the situation as it is today, they decided from now on that they will vote "no", 36,5% answered that they will decide when the text of the agreement will appear and 22,2% answered that seeing the situation as it is so far, they decided from now on that they will vote "yes".
Source: KYPE