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    Congress: Kuwait key to Washington in the Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq and are worried about

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    Congress: Kuwait key to Washington in the Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq and are worried about Empty Congress: Kuwait key to Washington in the Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq and are worried about

    Post by Rocky Wed 18 Sep 2013, 10:18 am

    Congress: Kuwait key to Washington in the Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq and are worried about the stability



    Although Kuwait is still in political turmoil, the protests largely stopped since mid-2013, as the demands of the opposition are still confined to the constitutional claim in the Emirate

    BAGHDAD / obelisk: U.S. report expressed concern in Washington of the political situation in Kuwait because of the division and rivalry government - government, saying that this state represents a "key U.S. military action in the Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq."

    The report said the U.S. that "some members of the ruling family in Kuwait sided with the ranks of the political opposition," adding that "the division or rivalry government - the government provided a justification and political space further for many of the slides youth groups and demands for reform, which was the Arab Spring source of inspiration."

    The report issued by the Congressional Research Service U.S. under the title "Kuwait: Security reform and American politics" and followed the "obelisk", that "the opponents of the government in the National Assembly have consistently over the years to claim the granting wider powers to the Council with curtail the powers of government, in general seeks those Representatives opposed to a constitutional monarchy Parliament shall have the right to nominate the prime minister, who is in turn form a government. "

    And the report said "the government adopted the financial generosity with citizens to contain the unrest," adding that "Kuwaitis do not want to risk economic Parvahithm", adding that "Stop the National Assembly for major investment projects vital weaker economy and led to some sectors of the disorder."

    And between that "despite that Kuwait is still in political turmoil, the demonstrations stopped extensively since mid-2013, as the demands of the opposition are still confined to claim the emirate constitutional," adding that "popular protests in Kuwait not be expanded significantly, which means that frustrations about the system were not equally pervasive as in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya. "

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