MP: It is only Iraqi people decide Maliki stay for a third term

MP: It is only Iraqi people decide Maliki stay for a third term




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BAGHDAD / NINA / MP, of the state of law coalition, Kamal al-Saadi said: “it is the Iraqi people who decide whether Maliki will stay for a third term not the U.S. administration or any other party.”

He told the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / that “the people, since the fall of the former regime, have the right to choose who is fit to rule through the ballot boxes and free election not any party.”

Saadi added, “the U.S. Congress or any other U.S. officials did not ask Maliki to step down, but demanded more internal openness and this is essential for the continuation of the political process and the stability.”

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has returned to Baghdad yesterday afternoon after a state visit to the United States of America lasted several days, during which he met with U.S. President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and other senior officials. / End

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Deputy for the law criticizes fear parties in the National Alliance of the third term of the owners





Monday, October 04, 2 / November 2013 11:11



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Criticized the MP for the coalition of state law is useful Albulada some political forces within the National Alliance on fears of seeking Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during his visit to the United States for a third term as prime minister.



The leader Moqtada al-Sadr has criticized last Saturday Maliki's visit to the United States he told al-Maliki that "you want a third term does not mean تبريرك for your visit, which cost millions of dollars, he turned to the people and admitted Dafk and Pfhlk This is not a defect, but to recognize the error virtue."



He said Albulada in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it that "it is unfortunate that there are parties political, including within the National Alliance, has launched an attack on Maliki's visit, for fear of the third term, so we say that the Constitution did not prevent the taking a third term, but he left it up to the Iraqi people was better for everyone to stand by the government in order to combat terrorism and the establishment of relations with the countries of the region and the regional countries. "



He added that "Maliki's visit to the United States and his accompanying delegation held several meetings with officials, including Vice President and Minister of Defense and U.S. President Barack Obama was positive and Anajehh, to a large degree by the great interest shown by the latter."



He Albulada "The prime minister gave a clear picture of what is going through Iraq and the region was agreement and understanding on several axes, the most important security cooperation and the need to supply Iraq with aircraft, including the march and Apache, and these aircraft will contribute to a large degree in the prosecution of terrorism in the desert areas, including the area of ​​the island in Anbar and areas adjacent to Syria. "



He pointed out that "the U.S. side has a clear vision about the case with in Iraq and the region and renew the visit successful and Snktef the fruit through processing and development of military relations and call for the need to unite to face the terrorism that has plagued Iraq and the region."



Al-Maliki, which concluded last Saturday visit to Washington may occur in a speech elongated in the U.S. Institute of Peace last Thursday and answered about the possibility of his intention to run for a third term as prime minister and said, "I do not know the justification for this question and this is up to the Iraqi people do not want to anticipate things either filtration or re-nomination site as tired and mischievous and destructive, but Iraq's interest above the interest of the person, and decide is the people and the will of the people loved the change and change is good, I would be happy with it. "



And charged with strengthening his authority and influence in Iraq, al-Maliki replied that "the Constitution is the governing authority and I do not go against the Constitution either sticking with the tastes and partners agenda is another Wi differences should should resort in which to reason and the Constitution."



The U.S. newspaper revealed that al-Maliki did not happen during his visit to Washington on the obligations of the U.S. administration on armament because of plotting to take over the government for a third term.



The New York Times reported in an article last Saturday that "America acknowledged Iraq's need for support through military armament, but al-Maliki, who is planning for a third term did not get on the obligations of this aspect of the administration."



The newspaper said "Due to the authoritarian tendency in the two states can not be trusted to give him a deal what weapons did not adopt transparent policy to include everyone in order to ensure that the next elections will be fair and democratic." Is over.


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