Turkey Allows DEM to Meet Ocalan
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•Turkey to allow pro-Kurdish party to visit jailed militant leader
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Parliament 's pro-Kurdish DEM Party to hold face-to-face talks with militant leader Abdullah Ocalan .
Dem requested the visit last month , soon after a key ally of President Tayyip Erdogan expanded on a proposal to end the 40-year-old conflict between the state and PKK .
Dem 's predecessor party was involved in peace talks between Ankara and the PKK a decade ago .
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