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Turkish commentator discusses reported Kurdish peace plan

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Published on Feb 27, 2013

The jailed Kurdish leader, Abdullah Ocalan has reportedly outlined a peace plan with Turkey. If it happens, it could end three decades of conflict between Turkey and Kurdish rebel fighters. Under the plan, PKK fighters would begin a ceasefire on March the 21st - or Kurdish New Year. Cengiz Aktar is a columnist for the Today Zaman newspaper. He tells Al Jazeera that the proposal will benefit Kurds across the region.

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