Parlamentarios turcos arreglan debate a puños

04 de agosto de 2014 - 07:51 p. m.

Opposition party MHP's deputy Sinan Ogan fights with colleagues at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's deputy Ali Uzunirmak (C) fights with a deputy of the AKP ruling party at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's deputy Ali Uzunirmak (C) reacts after fighting with a deputy of the AKP ruling party at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's deputy Ali Uzunirmak (R) reacts during a fight with a deputy of the AKP ruling party at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's Ali Uzunirmak (3rd L) fights with AKP's Mustafa Sahin (2nd L) at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's Ali Uzunirmak (C) fights with AKP's Mustafa Sahin (L) at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Opposition party MHP's Ali Uzunirmak (2nd L) fights with AKP's Mustafa Sahin (L) at the parliament in Ankara, on August 4, 2014. Violent scuffles erupted in the Turkish parliament between opposition and ruling party lawmakers over the formation of a commission into the radical Islamist threat in neighbouring Iraq. Punches were thrown, suits grabbed and deputies pinned to the ground in the latest flare-up in the fractious parliament, days ahead of a presidential election where Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to move to become head of state. AFP PHOTO / STRINGER

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Pro-Palestinian Turks hold a banner, reading" Our brothers in Gaza are beling killed. The killers could be from Turkey. Dual Turkish-Israeli citizens and those who serve in the Israeli military must be tried with war crimes. ", as they stage a protest outside the parliament in Ankara, on July 31, 2014. AFP PHOTO / ADEM ALTAN

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