Turkey Ready to Face New Tensions Ahead of Departure PM

Turkish police constantly clashed with the demonstrators who rallied since last week. estimated that the latest tensions will increase ahead of the arrival of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of his visit to Morocco.

The demonstrators called Erdogan has turned into a dictator. Erdogan regime does have great power in Turkey.

"(Erdogan) should realize he is prime minister in a democratic country. She can not act as they choose, "said political analyst Turkey, Koray Caliskan, as quoted by the Guardian, Monday (06/03/2013).

Previously, protests arose from the rejection demolition park in Istanbul. Be repressive police action at the time, sparked massive protests that assess police actions that are considered excessive.

In the current wave of protests filled the country, Prime Minister Erdogan actually make a state visit to Morocco. Erdogan condemned the attitude of the whole society especially Turkey Erdogan accused the opposition party to escape from responsibility.

Turkey demonstrations (Guardian)

Erdogan is expected to invite the return of a new strain. Even the leaders of the AK Party, which has been supporting-Erdogan-asking its members not to greet Erdogan, in order not to trigger renewed violence.

"No one needs to show himself and welcomed the prime minister in such a situation. Prime minister does not need an action to show off the power (of the party)," said AK Party Deputy Chairman Huseyin Celik, as quoted by the Associated Press, Thursday (06/06/2013 ).

Riots happened since last Friday, May 31, has left two people dead and 4,000 others injured. demonstrations themselves to spread from Istanbul to 67 other cities in Turkey.

"We will not stop until the government falls. We are fed up with their repressive action, "said one protester, Akin, who survive in Taksim Square, as quoted by Sky News, Monday (06/03/2013).

The protest was originally just a local movement. A group of protesters occupied a park in Istanbul, scheduled to be evicted government .

But the action was then developed into an anti-government movement. Some residents in Turkey does not like the leadership of Erdogan, who is considered to act like a dictator.