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    Al-Sharifi: Technical conditions are not ready for early elections

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    Al-Sharifi: Technical conditions are not ready for early elections Empty Al-Sharifi: Technical conditions are not ready for early elections

    Post by Rocky Sat 01 Feb 2020, 2:23 am


    Al-Sharifi: Technical conditions are not ready for early elections

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    Miqdad Al Sharifi

    Information / Baghdad ..
    The former head of the electoral district in the Electoral Commission, Miqdad Al-Sharifi, Saturday ruled out the possibility of holding early elections in light of the incomplete requirements for that.
    Al-Sharifi said in a statement reported by "Al-Sharq Al-Awsat" newspaper and seen by him / the information. "The reference represents a strong pressure on the political blocs to start the required procedures in this context, but the technical conditions are not ready to hold elections early."
    Sharifi said, "There are many problems in the new election law that have not been resolved yet, as well as many issues related to the status of the Electoral Commission, which needs a long time in order to be ready to conduct such elections."
    The religious authority confirmed, on Friday, that holding early elections is the guarantor of ending the state of division in the country, indicating that the next parliament that emerges from those elections is the one who will take the fateful decisions. Ended / 25


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    Al-Sharifi: Technical conditions are not ready for early elections Empty Disclosure of "complex problems" that may face early elections

    Post by Rocky Sat 01 Feb 2020, 2:49 am

    Disclosure of "complex problems" that may face early elections

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    {Baghdad: Al Furat News} The dean of the College of Political Science at Al-Mustansiriya University, Khalid Abdul-Ilah, revealed {complicated problems} that may face the early elections process that was called for by the supreme authority and the demonstrators as the first and most important measure for the next transitional government.
    Abdel-Ilah said in a press statement that was followed by {Al Furat News} that it is difficult to hold early elections in light of the lack of the required logistical support so far regarding the new High Electoral Commission, in addition to the fact that the election law has not been ratified by the President of the Republic, in addition to Because of the severe dispute between the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Court, the Federal Court is stalled, which means that the situation is more complicated than imagined. is over
    Mohammed Al-Marsoumi


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