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    Terms of the departure of al-Maliki and Alternative difficult

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    Terms of the departure of al-Maliki and Alternative difficult Empty Terms of the departure of al-Maliki and Alternative difficult

    Post by Rocky Mon 23 Jun 2014, 1:54 pm

    Terms of the departure of al-Maliki and Alternative difficult

    Mon Jun 23 2014 one fifty-four p.m. | (Voice of Iraq) - News Analysis Shatha al-Jubouri, 
    June 23, 2014 

    announcement coincided American president, Barack Obama, for not sending ground troops to fight with the Iraqi army against the militants, who control large areas in the north and west of Iraq, With the escalation of voices calling for the departure of Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, because, the opinion of many, failed to rule Iraq, and the cause of fomenting crises. has not issued votes Iraqi claim the departure of al-Maliki of the component of the Sunni Arab alone, but also from the Shi'ite forces, although united behind the slogan of "fighting terrorism," the advisory opinion on the impact of religious authority, Ali al-Sistani. 

    I went Shiite figures, such as Jaafar al-Sadr, the son of the cleric and founder of the Dawa Party, Mohammed Baqir al-Sadr, and the reference Mohammed al-Yacoubi, the spiritual father of the Virtue Party, to call for "the formation of a government of national unity without al-Maliki, and to differentiate between Daash and owners of the political demands of the Sunni Arab" . Meanwhile, the position of the Kurdistan Alliance and clear since the beginning of the crisis, and said that "al-Maliki failed in governance and he must leave," and even threatened some cases, the separation of the territory if he does not leave al-Maliki. most likely that the United States come to the conclusion that the Iraqi security forces is qualified to expel armed groups from the cities captured by finally, and especially that these forces have not been able, for more than six months, control of the city of Fallujah small, not exceeding an area of 40 kilometers. 

    Having unanimously factions is radical among the armed groups, the refusal to deal with the Maliki government, and they will prevent the army from returning to the cities, we are talking about re-application of the U.S. General David Petraeus, based on open negotiations with the armed factions, and persuade them to expel the "Daash" without the intervention of the Iraqi army. He succeeded General Petraeus, who was commander of coalition forces in Iraq, in a project of this years ago, and thanks to him expelled Awakening Councils, formed by the Sunni tribes, al-Qaeda from Iraq at the end of 2010. 

    Began Petraeus appears in the media a lot lately, criticizing government Maliki and stressing the need to give the Sunni Arabs in Iraq to resolve their crisis. Today, many agree, Iraqis, Arabs and foreigners, that a political solution to the formation of a new government remains the best option to resolve the current crisis in Mesopotamia. To form a government within the framework of the electoral votes that emerged from the legislative elections at the end of April / April last year, and within the constitutional contexts, you must first convening of the first session of the parliament, under which the agreement on the three presidencies (Presidency of the parliament, the presidency, the presidency of the Council of Ministers). 

    The successful candidates must elect a speaker and two deputies, and then the presidential election, the number of two-thirds of the votes, and if no candidate receives the votes on this, re-vote and pass by majority vote, any 165 (half +1). It is incumbent upon the president-elect then, assigning candidate largest bloc (formed under the alliances) to form a government. Here lies Almhlkh, because until this moment, did not constitute such a bloc. Observers believe that the lack of trust between the political blocs, making agreements with each other, and the first meeting, is difficult. 

    The consultant said the Iraqi Center for Strategic Studies, Yahya al-Qubaisi, said that "even though the meeting was held, under pressure from regional and international organizations, are expected to continue for many months, which is not a feasible option, in light of the rapid deterioration of security in Iraq was." In the view of al-Qubaisi that "the Constitution is already disabled because of breakthroughs Maliki to him." He points out that al-Maliki does not allow the holding of the first session of parliament, "has talked openly about the existence of what he calls the traitors and criminals within the political process, a threat to arrest the winning candidates opposing him, in order to push them not to attend this meeting."

    Others argue that the first meeting for the formation of The government, he originally is illegal and unconstitutional, because the federal court did not yet ratified the four vice-winners of the elections, and means that any call for a hearing is unconstitutional, because it is not permissible to call Parliament unauthenticated all its members, totaling 328. speaks of a large number of politicians and observers in the center of the Sunni Arab, that the formation of a consensus government without al-Maliki, will lead to the suspension of armed factions not militant, fighting, and to the lack of sympathy with the organization "Daash", which exploited the resentment of Sunni tribes from the policies of the Maliki government against the hated Army. 

    But some observers believe that there are no indications that al-Maliki will leave easily, in light of dwindling U.S. influence in Iraq. says Professor Toby Dodge, who wrote a book about the "dictatorship of the owners" under the title "Iraq: From War to the new dictatorship", "The Maliki can go in one case, an alternative selection from within the Shiite coalition, specifically from the list (state law), and with the blessing of the religious Shiite authority in Najaf. " new Arab



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