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    Parliamentary economy: attempts to disrupt law Basra political, not financial or legal

    chouchou
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    Post by chouchou Sat 05 Oct 2013, 3:21 am

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    {Baghdad: Euphrates News} confirmed member of the Committee on Economy and Investment parliamentary Nahida Daini, that some blocks attempts to disrupt bill Basra, Iraq's economic capital, and not because of political bush legal or financial.


    [ltr]She Daini told {Euphrates News} on Saturday that "attempts to disrupt law Basra, the capital of Iraq's economic, are political attempts, and not because of the bush legal or economic", noting that "{90%} of Iraq's imports come from the province of Basra, and Mi_khass her by the government is a very small right. "

    He stressed that "despite of المعرقلات followed by some of the blocks to disable the law passed, but it will pass to everyone's insistence on approval, and because it is very important and will come on the way large returns of Basra, which is the heart of Iraq."

    The House of Representatives has completed during its meeting held last Wednesday, reading Althana to bill Basra, Iraq's economic capital, after it was disabled for a period in the inclusion of the Council of Ministers.

    The law of Basra, the capital of Iraq's economic had been put in the framework of the initiative from the presence of the President of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Ammar al-Hakim, intended to open the horizons of new economic of the country which kicks off Iraq to the ranks of advanced countries, and to achieve stability and security in economic reflected on the rest of the areas of life.

    The MP for the mass of the citizen representative, Mohammed commendable, has confirmed that there are political blocs seeking to block the passage of Basra, the capital of Iraq's economic order does not count achievement for the mass of citizens, adding that "the mass of citizens does not seek through put the Law of Basra, the capital of Iraq's economic gains electoral or partisan, but the purpose of putting the law came to the fact that the law will bring benefit to all Iraqi provinces, "noting that" the choice of citizens to block the law of Basra is stems from the absolute belief that Basra is Iraq's food basket and the main source in the Iraqi oil exports.

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    Parliamentary economy: attempts to disrupt law Basra political, not financial or legal Empty Re: Parliamentary economy: attempts to disrupt law Basra political, not financial or legal

    Post by wayoutnow Sat 05 Oct 2013, 11:24 am

    Sounds like she's about too kick some ass !!!! Sounds to me as we r getting really close with all the talk of taxes and economic and investiment $$$$
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