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Threat of strike and "bankruptcy" in the agency Anatolia news

state news agency "Anatolia" is on the verge of bankruptcy and is having trouble paying their employees, according to reports from the unions, which threatened call a strike at the company in less than two months if their demands are not met.

According to Turkish Journalists Union (TGS), which mainly represents staff working at the agency Anatolia (Anadolu in Turkish), the agency faces serious funding problems and is struggling to pay their staff. Sadik Ercan İpekçi, TGS union president, says the problem but they are not employees, but poor management and high salaries of their executives.

"If the AA (Anadolu Ajans, or agency Anatolia) is in this situation of bankruptcy, we must demand explanations from their managers rather than employees," said İpekçi, who alleged that the agency has sought to use difficult economic situation the agency to cut their workers' rights during the negotiation period collectively with the unions.

staff Anatolia Agency announced two weeks ago that he would go on strike in early May if their demands are not met after the failure of negotiation between staff, union representatives TGS, and managers the agency. The negotiations began last November, but have reached an impasse after the Anatolia address refuses to accept almost a third of the demands of the workers.

The agency officials defend themselves by saying the company faces a critical economic situation and is having trouble paying their employees. However, the Turkish daily "Radikal" published last week ensuring information that the director general of Anatolia, Hilmi Bengi, has a total monthly salary of 24,500 lire (just over 11,000 euros), representing more than four times the salary of more paid public officials in Turkey, the vice secretary of the government, earning 6,500 lire (about 3,000 euros) per month.

Net income of general director of the agency becomes more outrageous when compared with the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who despite his office receives a salary less than half the winning Bengi: YTL 12,000 per month (around 5,700 euros). Even President of the Republic, Abdullah Gül, who earns 24,000 lire a month (less than 11,000 euros), earns a salary for his position below the CEO of Anatolia.

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disseminated information, the Turkish news agency said in a statement that the information contained in the article published by the press was "false" and that salaries of managers of Anatolia had been "exaggerated" however, anonymous sources quoted by the newspaper "Radikal" later confirmed that the data were accurate. According to sources, the deputy directors general of Anatolia also receive a monthly salary of 22,500 lire (about 10,300 euros), almost twice as prime minister of Turkey.

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THE GAME OF MARBLES

Games in participating in my childhood, when compared with current , I resemble the faces of two creatures of different species were observed from the other side of the mirror.

I remember the faces and populous members of my gang, excited all our marbles and transparent shell around the pit on the sandy soil called "gua".

We had to introduce them into the crater dug by our own hands. The winner could be nothing less than "boloncio", that is, a huge marble pearl which tripled the size of the other.

The football tournaments were momentous happened on any open space, and the goals, if they lacked, the invented us, placing two stones on the floor equidistant, shirts, cans which we had on hand , as a club without a bar.

seemed that we were doing life in those football games. If our team was defeated, the ranting was monumental and could take several days angry, angry residents, to mistreat our fellow beleaguered lineup.

Some were "blankets" and others, some "suckers" which he rolled to bargain, not focused, and ultimately ended when removing the ball and had to be kicking in a lot of previous occasions .

Then there were also racing plates, we asked in bars or picked it up as beggars.

In those voids that trap Mahou beer flavors of chocolate milkshake or extinct Ryalcao bubbly drink Mirinda, cicilistas beheaded at the likes of Bernard Hinault, Eric Caritoux, Pedro Delgado and Laurent Fignon, and stuffed their heads between metal and sharp creases that looked like the teeth of a piranha.

on the floor, we built an extremely convoluted and twisty circuit, with tunnels, hills, sprints, mountain passes and the corresponding sign of arrival or goal.

plate If you push too strongly to advance your opponents, you ran the risk of the banks get out of the circuit and, instead of advancing, retreating.

Later came the slot machines to "kill" Martians and pull them off the table soccer brawls, some kind of ping-pong and billiards in the recreation ...

We spent the evening "from" displays, or pounding the rough handles of these strings of wooden players, all just like, crossed by a thick metal bar as skewered grilled chicken, browning on a skewer.

When the small wooden ball crept like a flash among impaled remnants of those players, and you could pray to block the path of the shot with a keeper who was too helpless and hopeless, just before the big goal.

games were participating in activities gregarious interaction with eternal friends and new shipments, recently incorporated into our growing and evolving gang.,

For fun, we made do with our imagination and a pair of coins to spend on entertainment ...

IN THE PICTURE ACTRESS AND MODEL CZECH Milena Velba playing pool.

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Turkish and Japanese flags

The usual picture of the balloons that rise in the early morning hours on the landscapes of Cappadocia for walking tourists visit the region on Sunday was stained with red and white color combination of the flags of Japan and Turkey, in solidarity with the victims of the devastating earthquake.

The balloons took off early on Sunday with its usual load of tourists from different nationalities, many of them Japan-but on this occasion of them all hung numerous flags of Japan and Turkey, as a sign of brotherhood and solidarity with the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, which has caused about 10,000 deaths.

Organizers also distributed tens of flags of both countries among the many tourists who went this morning to make hot air balloon tour over the spectacular landscapes of Cappadocia. In one of the balloons could read a huge banner hanging that said "Your pain is our pain" and "Pray for Japan", written in English, Japanese and Turkish.

Balloon Trips by Cappadocia is one of the main attractions of this tourist region of Turkey, known for its famous "fairy chimneys" and its mysterious underground cities carved for centuries and centuries into the rock by its inhabitants.

Despite the huge distance between Japan and Turkey have long maintained a long and deep relationship of mutual friendship, whose origins date back to 1890, when the Ottoman frigate Ertuğrul sank off the coast Wakayama, Japan, having been sent by the Sultan with an embassy and gifts for the Emperor Meiji. The Japanese rescued the survivors and the Japan Emperor ordered them returned to their homeland in two Japanese frigates, thus sealing the opening of Turkish-Japanese friendship. Just in 2010, Turkey was officially declared as "Year of Japan", marked the 120 anniversary of this friendship.

In 1985 Turkey had the opportunity to return this gesture to the Japanese people during the war between Iran and Iraq when the conflict was at its peak and any flight that took off from Iran risked being shot down. Despite the threat, the Turkish government did not hesitate to send a plane to rescue 215 Japanese citizens residing in Tehran. Turkish government then issued a statement saying: "We have not forgotten the rescue of sailors from the Ertuğrul ... So when we knew there were Japanese citizens who needed help, we come to your rescue."

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