Newspapers continue to object to Al-Kazemi's booth and talk about forming a "influential" front for

[rtl]Baghdad / Nina / Newspapers issued in Baghdad today, Sunday, the sixth of April, continued the opposition of political forces to the list of candidates for Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi for his cabinet, while some talked about forming a parliamentary front that rejected Al-Kazemi.

The newspaper Al-Sabah Al-Jadeed / said: "The chances of success of the task in charge of forming the government Mustafa Al-Kazimi declined after most political forces registered their rejection of the list of candidates for the proposed ministries. According to one mechanism. "

A member of the State of Law coalition, Saad al-Muttalabi, said, according to the newspaper: "Great doubts began to arise over the mandate to form the government, Mustafa al-Kazemi, in his caving to the demands of some political blocs."

Al-Muttalabi added: "The parliament will not vote on the proposed government unless there is a change in it in a way that makes us feel reassured that it deals with everyone with one mechanism."

He pointed out: "The proposed ministerial formation indicates that it will not be successful and does not meet the requirements of the current stage," and he demanded that Al-Kazemi be more accommodating of the Iraqi situation and rise to the level of responsibility incumbent on him.

Al-Muttalabi concluded: "The prevailing position is to wait and know the possibility of the Prime Minister-designate to make a change in the proposed list," indicating: "The positions of Shiite political blocs began to increase with rejection, especially from the coalition of state law and the list of conquest."

While the newspaper quoted a member of the coalition / Al-Nasr / Mohamed Abed Rabbo: "The positions of the political blocs are still unknown, so part of them is a supporter, and another rejects the candidates for the ministerial cabinet." Coming in order to reach consensus between the blocs on the candidates. "

The Al-Zawraa newspaper, issued by the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, said: "Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazimi will hold a new meeting today, Sunday, with the leaders of the Shiite blocs to discuss the agreement on choosing new candidates for ministerial portfolios, after the joint meeting held on Friday night at the leader's house Al-Fath alliance Hadi al-Amiri, rejecting the leaders of the blocs, the list of candidates presented by Al-Kazemi.

The newspaper added that: "According to leaks, it was agreed to replace and change the names of the majority of the candidates, especially those who held previous ministerial seats in my government, resigned Adel Abdul Mahdi and Haider al-Abadi, with changing the entitlement of ministerial portfolios between the political blocs."

And Al-Zawraa added, "Other parties said that one of the Shiite blocs demanded the re-nomination of the Minister of Health for his position in the new government. It was also agreed to inform the Sunni and Kurdish forces of the results of the meeting before setting the date for the session to give confidence to the new government."

According to the newspaper, Representative of Al-Hikma / Hassan Fadam said, "The list of names mentioned in the proposed government cabinet was chosen by the Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi."

He added: "The proposed booth is somewhat satisfactory, and disputes over it can be resolved within the House of Representatives."

Al-Zaman newspaper talked about the formation of an effective parliamentary front rejecting Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi.

Al-Zaman quoted unnamed sources as saying that "Al-Kazemi's rejection front was formed as a result of assigning a negotiating team directly linked to the American embassy, ​​and his candidacy is controversial and some of them are also linked to the American embassy, ​​others have corruption files, and some of them also have false certificates."

The sources indicated, according to the newspaper,: "

The sources did not rule out Al-Hakim joining the rejectionist front after receiving signals from his deputies.

While the newspaper pointed to the affirmation of the representative of the state of law, Kata al-Rikabi, al-Kazimi's approval to change the candidates of some ministries, most notably the youth and foreign affairs[/rtl]

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