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Almost half of the population in occupied Agios Amvrosios village are settlers from Turkey; 3500 new buildings are being constructed in the area

Under the title “The different population is attracting the attention”, Turkish Cypriot daily Halkin Sesi newspaper (12.10.09) reports that 55% of the inhabitants of occupied Agios Amvrosios village are Turkish Cypriots coming from the villages of Agios Nokolas, Marona and Ciyas [Tr. Note: Name as spelled] in Pafos area. The remaining 45% came from various places of Turkey and mainly from Mersin, Ankara, Sivas, Kayseri, Sakarya, Rize and Tokat. Furthermore, around 30 families of Turks from Bulgaria came and settled here in 1990.

The paper publishes statements by the so-called mayor of Agios Amvrosios, Erdal Barut who said that within the framework of decisions taken by previous “governments”, the occupied villages of Kalogrea, Hardjia and Trapeza have been included in the borders of Agios Amvrosios and added that together with these villages his “municipality” has around 2300 “citizens”. Mr Barut said that because of the great development 3500 houses are being built in this area. He argued that the population to which they provide their services is much more than the population which has been counted, as not all those who settled and live in the area are included in the 2,300.
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[Viewpoint]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

[bill cobbett]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

No way mate, I'll be the one doing the retiring in Aygrosi.

So feck off and find somewhere else to scam a retirement home.

[Oracle]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

You are most welcome to the freed regions. I will be the new Mayoress and I shall have a nice warm cell ready for you to spend the rest of your (miserable) life in.

[YFred]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

No way mate, I'll be the one doing the retiring in Aygrosi.

So feck off and find somewhere else to scam a retirement home.

I like it, I like it. So much for your Cypriots can live where ever they wish.
Reh Billagi amma e bellanes yemu? Bonna se tho enna su do gopso je na se gamo legon turkuin. Aguses?

[Viewpoint]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

No way mate, I'll be the one doing the retiring in Aygrosi.

So feck off and find somewhere else to scam a retirement home.

In your dreams... Esentepe is ours as long as GCs are stupid enough to carry on with the same old rhetoric and mindset which will get them nowhere.

[bill cobbett]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

No way mate, I'll be the one doing the retiring in Aygrosi.

So feck off and find somewhere else to scam a retirement home.

In your dreams... Esentepe is ours as long as GCs are stupid enough to carry on with the same old rhetoric and mindset which will get them nowhere.

Feck off again. Agrossi is mine.

I've got a couple of the Real Rum Kochans to prove it!! The valuable sort. The kind that are respected in the Courts of Europe.

You've got the Dodgy Photoshopped Counterfeit versions which are fast becoming a collector's item to be viewed as Curiousities in CY museums.

In short, you've got as much of any of the the old occupied villages as the Harems, which is jack-shite!

[Tim Drayton]

Almost half of the population in occupied Agios Amvrosios village are settlers from Turkey; 3500 new buildings are being constructed in the area

Under the title “The different population is attracting the attention”, Turkish Cypriot daily Halkin Sesi newspaper (12.10.09) reports that 55% of the inhabitants of occupied Agios Amvrosios village are Turkish Cypriots coming from the villages of Agios Nokolas, Marona and Ciyas [Tr. Note: Name as spelled] in Pafos area. The remaining 45% came from various places of Turkey and mainly from Mersin, Ankara, Sivas, Kayseri, Sakarya, Rize and Tokat. Furthermore, around 30 families of Turks from Bulgaria came and settled here in 1990.

The paper publishes statements by the so-called mayor of Agios Amvrosios, Erdal Barut who said that within the framework of decisions taken by previous “governments”, the occupied villages of Kalogrea, Hardjia and Trapeza have been included in the borders of Agios Amvrosios and added that together with these villages his “municipality” has around 2300 “citizens”. Mr Barut said that because of the great development 3500 houses are being built in this area. He argued that the population to which they provide their services is much more than the population which has been counted, as not all those who settled and live in the area are included in the 2,300.
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No Brits, Israelis or other non-Turkish speaking residents?

[bill cobbett]

Almost half of the population in occupied Agios Amvrosios village are settlers from Turkey; 3500 new buildings are being constructed in the area

Under the title “The different population is attracting the attention”, Turkish Cypriot daily Halkin Sesi newspaper (12.10.09) reports that 55% of the inhabitants of occupied Agios Amvrosios village are Turkish Cypriots coming from the villages of Agios Nokolas, Marona and Ciyas [Tr. Note: Name as spelled] in Pafos area. The remaining 45% came from various places of Turkey and mainly from Mersin, Ankara, Sivas, Kayseri, Sakarya, Rize and Tokat. Furthermore, around 30 families of Turks from Bulgaria came and settled here in 1990.

The paper publishes statements by the so-called mayor of Agios Amvrosios, Erdal Barut who said that within the framework of decisions taken by previous “governments”, the occupied villages of Kalogrea, Hardjia and Trapeza have been included in the borders of Agios Amvrosios and added that together with these villages his “municipality” has around 2300 “citizens”. Mr Barut said that because of the great development 3500 houses are being built in this area. He argued that the population to which they provide their services is much more than the population which has been counted, as not all those who settled and live in the area are included in the 2,300.
(I/Ts.)

No Brits, Israelis or other non-Turkish speaking residents?

Regretfully am able to confirm that there are estates housing a large ex-pat Land Scamming community on the eastern side of the road linking this village to the coast road.

[Viewpoint]

Great place Esentepe....love it..hope to retire there.

No way mate, I'll be the one doing the retiring in Aygrosi.

So feck off and find somewhere else to scam a retirement home.

In your dreams... Esentepe is ours as long as GCs are stupid enough to carry on with the same old rhetoric and mindset which will get them nowhere.

Feck off again. Agrossi is mine.

I've got a couple of the Real Rum Kochans to prove it!! The valuable sort. The kind that are respected in the Courts of Europe.

You've got the Dodgy Photoshopped Counterfeit versions which are fast becoming a collector's item to be viewed as Curiousities in CY museums.

In short, you've got as much of any of the the old occupied villages as the Harems, which is jack-shite!

Take them to the Turkish Army Im sure they will put you straight.