Parliament is elected presidency and Chalabi offers "an interesting" and Maliki "outside hisbah"

Parliament is elected presidency and Chalabi offers "an interesting" and Maliki "outside hisbah"






 Wed Jul 16 2014 05:50 | (Voice of Iraq) -   Add a comment - Baghdad / term
 Not on Tuesday ordinary day in the history of parliamentary sessions, the ceremony package surprises caliber, and chose the House of Representatives their president and his two deputies manner carry several political messages, both internally and externally, on the one hand was forced Prime Minister outgoing, to leave in the snapshot will continue to carry highly symbolic, the seat of the legislature without much involved in the debate or vote on a frequent speaker of the parliament, and that when he called the National Coalition leader Ahmed Chalabi, the exit of each one is currently the deputy executive positions, where not entitled to in this case and the legislative.

 Not only did Chalabi's claim to leave al-Maliki, but has about a sudden go out on a "consensus" of the Shiite bloc, and his candidacy for the post of Deputy Speaker of Parliament, where he succeeded in preventing Haider Abadi, candidate of the ruling al-Maliki, win, and then returned and withdrew his candidacy Vitzha the way for his election in accordance with the consensus The initial, revealing in this step for the ability of Maliki's opponents to disrupt any deal secondary, and highlighting their weight in numerical Parliament.

 Abadi and will get the job, to ambiguity about the National Alliance candidate for prime minister, as it excludes many of Maliki's bloc for the positions together, while repeating most of the state House of Representatives that the third-Maliki became very clearly "out of accounts."

 The president of the House of Representatives older Mehdi al-Hafez, that the voice of the majority of parliament to choose the MP Salim al his head, after receiving 194 votes to 19 for his rival Sunrise Alabegi MP for the Civil Alliance.  As happened Haider Abadi, a member of the state of law, in the end, the first deputy speaker of parliament, and was named Aram Sheikh Mohammed, the Kurdistan Alliance candidate for mass change, a second deputy.

 After assuming the presidency of the Council of Representatives Jubouri open the door to run for the presidency of the republic, and the lifting of the meeting to next Wednesday, calling on the House of Representatives to speed up the formation of committees for approval of important laws such as the federal budget.

 The event was most prominent during the meeting the MPs to nominate themselves for the presidency of the parliament and his two deputies, thereby bypassing the "political consensus" that preoccupied the political blocs to put the finishing touches until the late hours of Monday that preceded the meeting.

 And the effects of the nomination of MP Ahmad Chalabi himself for the post of first deputy chairman of the parliament debate between the political blocs, especially blocks of the National Alliance, which appears to be resolved is the nomination of MP Haider al-Abadi.  The move raised the ire of members of Chalabi, who demanded state law to elect Vice-Presidents of Parliament in two phases.

 Revealed interventions stated by MP Hanan al and Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a Shiite sharp disagreements and suspicion about internal, where supporters of al-Maliki used the terms "treachery" in their comments on the step Chalabi.

 He says Falah Hassan Zeidan, MP for the Bloc are united for reform, "The presidency of the Council of Ministers is limited currently within blocks of the National Alliance, which would nominate its candidate and offer to other blocks," pointing out that "the religious authority is pressing heavily on the National Alliance to provide its candidate for the next government."

 He adds Zidane's "long" that "Maliki's nomination for a third term is no longer an option within the meetings and discussions that take place between the political blocs," stressing that "the position of the Sunni blocs a clear and explicit that there is no third term for Nouri al-Maliki."

 He continues, member bloc united, headed by Osama Najafi, said that "the distribution of positions of Chairman of the House of Representatives and his deputy, the first and the second came in accordance with the agreements between the political blocs in exchange for not Maliki's nomination for a third term."  But Zidane confirms that "the National Alliance did not submit its candidate for prime minister and wait for him to resolve this matter quickly."

 In contrast emphasizes mass citizen led by Ammar al-Hakim on "the existence of a great desire by the religious authority to change the government," and stressed that "all the political blocs agreed not to re-election at the head of al-Maliki the next government."

 He says Salim Shawki, a member bloc citizen "long" that "no consensus between the political blocs on the distribution of positions or three presidencies will have already been carried with the presence of a third term for the owners," noting that "understandings recent obtained within the National Alliance and other forces that led to an alternative candidate Maliki. "

 He continued, Shawqi said that "preliminary agreement between the blocks of the National Alliance with the state law, he was serving to provide an alternative candidate chosen by al-Maliki as prime minister, a condition that has the admissibility national," but he also said, "If you do not check this and hit these agreements the wall, then it will hinder the process political and shoved a row the National Alliance. "

 And on the scenarios presented in the case that the al-Maliki to veto agreements with the National Alliance says Shawki, "al-Maliki set aside in case of agreements concluded with him about the presidency of the National Coalition Government will (the Council and the Liberals and their allies) to form a parliamentary bloc to form a government."

 In the same context, confirms MP Najiba Najib, a member of the mass of the Kurdistan Democratic "Everyone is aware that the third session of the owners do not serve the interests of Iraq," revealing that "the nomination of Salim al and his two deputies for the presidency of the parliament was conditioned not to Maliki's nomination for a third term."

 She said Najib's "long" by saying that "the survival of Maliki for a third term would mean to block the political process," calling "to find realistic solutions to the crises backlog of Iraq."

 Kurdish MP stressed that "the resolution of the National Alliance candidate is the alternative to al-Maliki in the fastest time possible."

 Commenting on this, Sunrise Alabegi said in an interview for the "long" that "there is the desire of some members of the House of Representatives to break the current sectarian and partisan quotas."  She said, "Mr. Salim al deserves the position of Speaker of the House, but what happened today during the voting process is the practice of democracy and constitutionality of which gave legitimacy to the Jabouri as head of the House of Representatives."

 She Alabegi that "the votes of the 19 obtained, to the presidency of the Council of Representatives, was one of the women and men, some of them belonging to the Islamic figures," pointing out that "the system of sectarian and partisan in previous sessions impact negatively on the performance of the parliament, and tried in the current session of the judiciary the sectarian practices in violation of the Constitution. "






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