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    French agency: Corruption in Iraq began an ant and became a dinosaur

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    French agency: Corruption in Iraq began an ant and became a dinosaur Empty French agency: Corruption in Iraq began an ant and became a dinosaur

    Post by Rocky Sat 30 Dec 2017, 2:51 am

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    French agency: Corruption in Iraq began an ant and became a dinosaur
    A report by the French Press Agency said that corruption in Iraq after the change in 2003 began to become an ant Dinosaura as she put it, noting that the size of what was stolen and was wasted by the corrupt reached 228 According to the figures of the Integrity Committee of the parliamentary, stressing at the same time that there is new legislation allows those who stole With impunity if they returned what they stole.
    The agency's report concludes that those involved in corruption cases in Iraq end up fleeing abroad with pockets of money or out of bars after being released, despite the authorities' promises to fight them in the same way as they did against extremists.
    In a country that ranks tenth among the most corrupt countries in the world, the executive, judicial, legislative and integrity authorities are throwing ball at each other's stadium in the fight against corruption, and political analyst Hisham al-Hashimi says the issue remains "pure theory."
    The report adds that before the announcement of the final victory over a preacher in early December, Prime Minister Haider Abadi said: The next battle will be against corruption. Abadi admitted days ago that the fight against corruption would be harsh, that the proceedings were on track, and that lists were under investigation "and we will surprise the corrupt."
    The agency quoted al-Hashemi as saying that nothing would change "unless the protection is lifted from the covers of corruption that dominate the joints of the economy and security and the army of Iraq."
    "Corruption has reached a dinosaur stage after being an ant" since the US-led invasion of Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein's regime in 2003, said MP Majida al-Tamimi, according to the report.
    "It is certainly more difficult and cruel than war on a preacher. "If all the parties are corrupt, I do not imagine there is a party without corrupt people. There are proportions of the nature of the takeover of power," she said. "If the corrupt are from within your party, the war will be fierce and requires international and internal support from the parties themselves to fight it.
    The report of the French Press Agency that doubts are controlled about the possibility of doing anything effective and decisive. "The official who steals less than $ 60 million is seen as fair when talking about corruption at a high level," one politician told a group of reporters sarcastically.
    The report quoted MP Rahim Darraji, a member of the Integrity Committee of the Parliament: that there are more than five thousand contract imaginary, and received by the imaginary companies between 30 and 60 per cent of the funds based on these contracts. He confirmed that the amount of money wasted on construction projects and infrastructure, on paper only, amounted to 228 billion dollars, noting that these amounts "like smoke."
    These funds exceed three times the national budget and the country's GDP.
    Experts believe that this massive corruption helps to explain the huge shortage of services, the deterioration of infrastructure and the deterioration of industrial and agricultural development.
    The report adds that despite the explosive budgets achieved from the sale of oil, Iraq continues to import electricity and petroleum products, the second oil producer in OPEC.
    The country is almost completely devoid of industrial and agricultural projects and relies heavily on imports, which observers see as an inevitable consequence of rampant corruption. And the projects carried out inside the country have been through large amounts of state treasury included a large amount of bribes.
    "The Iraqi Ministry of Defense has, for example, contracted the purchase of 12 aircraft from a Czech company worth $ 11 million," said Darraji. "But I paid a bribe worth 144 million." He says, "We stole," without giving further details.
    "The authorities are using investigators from Western institutions and from the United Nations Mission to Trace Money Laundering and Money Laundering," the report quoted a source as saying as saying.
    "There are corrupt people who were convicted of judicial decisions and sentenced to punishment according to the law, but they are included in the general amnesty law passed by the House of Representatives," said judicial spokesman Judge Abdul Sattar Birqdar.
    Among those who managed to escape from the country, Governor of Basra Majid Nasrawi, accused by Abdullah Aweiz, one of the country's leading contractors, in a television interview claim 15 per cent of the value of each project allocates 5 per cent to his party and 10 per cent go to his pocket.
    The Integrity Commission called for tougher penalties for those accused of corruption and called for a halt to the inclusion of those accused of amnesty. An integrity judge accused the executive of being behind the failure to arrest those responsible for corruption after court orders were issued against them.
    Mr Berkdar says legislation passed last year included corruption suspects if they returned the money they had stolen or misappropriated.
    "The legislation is unfair. Two billion years ago, for example, 10 years ago and now it has 20 billion, it pays the two billion and leaves prison," a judicial source said, according to the report. "It's like a bank loan."

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