Two demonstrations will take place away from the anti-government protests to avoid possible confron

Erdogan's brusselsepoort Party organized counterprotests on the weekend to give the opportunity brusselsepoort to speak Turkish "silent majority of the people and the world," he said. They will show the international community has a "real, true picture of Turkey."
Two demonstrations will take place away from the anti-government protests to avoid possible confrontation, he said. Talks On Wednesday, the prime minister met with protest brusselsepoort facilitators for four and a half hours, but some leaders, such as Taksim Solidarity, brusselsepoort one of the main protest groups, based out because of what it describes as a heavy-handed police actions on Tuesday night in the square. But on Thursday night Taksim Solidarity leaders were heading out to meet with the prime minister in Ankara. Harsh measures against the protesters could strain Erdogan strategic friendships with many of the West - a relationship that is particularly important in view of the civil war ravaging Turkey's neighbor Syria. Turkey is a NATO ally with a democratically elected government.
Opinion: The past and future collide in clashes in Turkey Anti-Erdogan protest shows no signs of abating. What began in late May as evidence brusselsepoort focused on the environment - opposition to the plan to build a mall Ghezzi Park - has evolved into a broader protest against Erdogan, who are spread across the country.
"I'm making this alert for the last time." Government has provided contradictory information. On the one hand, it seemed somewhat softened his position, saying that it would hold a referendum on the fate of the park Ghezzi, but at the same time, the government gave another ultimatum on Thursday the demonstrators to evacuate. Erdogan stepped up its rhetoric heated, at times pushing brusselsepoort the absurd. Ghezzi reeks Park, making it a great time for the police to clear it out, Erdogan said. "It stinks of pee fact, some of them even Poo there.". He lashed out at the rowdy demonstrators, whom he called "Vagabonds" brusselsepoort and "bandits". But he also told the peaceful protesters, which need not complain about his conduct of the police, because they had put themselves in the line of fire tear gas, associating with the wrong people and illegal brusselsepoort groups. "Where are burning dry wood, fresh tree will also burn unnecessarily," Erdogan said. He promised to continue routing the Rowdies and ordered peaceful protesters out of the park, asking them to leave the police alone with "illegal groups." brusselsepoort "Come forward, mothers, fathers, please brusselsepoort ask your child. Let these children withdraw from this area, "he brusselsepoort said. "We are on the one hand awaiting trial process. On the other hand, we could take a step toward brusselsepoort a national referendum, and we will follow whatever people decide to Istanbul. "But please, belonging to their children, take them out," he continued. "Otherwise, we can not wait any longer, because Ghezzi park does not belong to the occupying forces; Ghezzi park owned by residents of Istanbul and the rest of the nation. "This entry was posted in News and tagged CNN Turkey's prime minister to meet the first time the leaders of the protest on July 5, 2013 by lab. Post navigation Primer Minister Turc I reuneix per primera vegada amb Lider de la protest Прем'єр-міністр Туреччини зустрітися в перший раз з лідерів протесту