One
opposition MP suffered a broken nose during the brawl and another broke some of
his fingers in a tense 20 hour debate in Turkish parliament.
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The situation is getting critical for the Turkish government,
which now split into two oppositions. And the battle for control of the Higher
Council of Judges and Prosecutors, which appoints senior members of the
judiciary lies at the heart of feud between Prime Minister Tayyp Erdogan and influential
Fethulah Gulen, US based official.
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Where is the limit of the power? May be in such
primitive battles where the politician is observed in his physical preparation for
future targets or better to say that no one politician can stay away from
polemic discourse which afterwards have been followed by aggressive reflectors?
Although real engine of power for government has always been the PEOPLE.
Atyrau, 16/02/2014-Mira Kartbayeva for INCNews