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    Wednesday's session... a "secret" movement for the Triple Alliance and a bet on the blocking third
    March 28, 2022


    The House of Representatives is supposed to hold its session on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, to elect a President of the Republic, according to the date set by Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.
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    Abtan revealed moves by leaders in Save the Homeland to hold a session on Wednesday
    Despite the failure of the Triple Alliance to complete the two-thirds quorum required to elect the president, the signs of an understanding solution are not on the horizon until this moment, despite talk of secret dialogues conducted by the leaders of the Triple Alliance.
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    The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, confirmed in a tweet after the session's failure to repeat the experience in Wednesday's session to pass the president [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
    movement and anticipation
    The representative of the Sovereignty Alliance affiliated with the “Save the Homeland” coalition, Abdul Karim Abtan, says that the presence of the deputies and the completion of the quorum “save Iraq from the current catastrophe.” He also expresses his optimism about Wednesday’s session, which is “not impossible” from his point of view, and the reason is that “some of the absentees Close to the Triple Alliance.
    In a television interview, followed by "Ultra Iraq", Abtan suggested that the quorum in Wednesday's session would be "greater than scheduled", as he mentioned the absence of MP Khaled Sultan Hashem for Saturday's session, and the possibility of him attending with 4 or 5 independent deputies to Wednesday's session.
    The son of the former Iraqi Defense Minister [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] his absence by saying, "Our national position is clear and explicitly declared, but the failure to send an official invitation to us to join an announced alliance with such calls for representatives within blocs consisting of one person or independent representatives makes our position a stand of power." And the steadfastness of those who wanted to marginalize us as a national project or as a representative who carries a national heritage known to everyone.”
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    Political analyst Mujahid al-Tamimi refers to dialogues that are not announced, especially with the presence of threats
    Abtan revealed moves by leaders in "Save the Homeland" to hold a session on Wednesday, stressing that the tripartite alliance "is coherent and has a vision and program, and is thinking of a new construction that contradicts Iraq's old dangerous situation through quotas."
    The leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Shwan Taha, confirmed to "Ultra Iraq", that "the tripartite coalition is still determined to establish a national majority government and elect its candidate, Reber Ahmed, for the position," noting that "the coalition meeting identified several important points to be addressed in the next session."
    Political analyst Mujahid al-Tamimi points out that there are "dialogues conducted by the tripartite alliance that are not announced, especially with the presence of threats."
    Al-Tamimi believes that "some political forces are unwilling to block out, but are waiting for the external decision," noting that "the coordinating framework is convinced of the blocking third to obtain gains through it."
    Al-Tamimi confirms that the leader of the Sadrist movement Muqtada "Al-Sadr has closed the conversation about a government consisting of Attar's mixture."
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    One third of a guaranteed guarantor
    On the other hand, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan is still insisting on its candidate for the presidency, Barham Salih, interrupting, as announced by the session on Wednesday, accompanied by the coordination framework.
    The union calls for "starting dialogues and adopting a comprehensive national project to save Iraq," betting on the inability of the tripartite alliance, as well as "any political party to proceed with the formation of the government with the presence of the guarantor third."
    The leader of the Union, Ghazi Kakai, says that "the guarantor third is guaranteed and certain, and it is not possible for the party to elect the president of the republic," and at the same time, the union "is committed to the methodology of Mam Jalal Talabani, and he could have passed Barham Salih, but he failed to give the Shiite house the opportunity to agree."
    Regarding the hypothesis of dissolving the parliament, Kakai said in a television interview followed by "Ultra Iraq", that the union "is not with the dissolution of parliament, and we hope to go to understandings to get out of the political blockage."
    In turn, a member of the coordination framework, Arif Al-Hamami, spoke about the "lack of understandings or resolving matters with the Triple Alliance, while he stuck to his position on not attending Wednesday's session devoted to voting on the President of the Republic."
    Al-Hamami said that "until now, there have been no understandings and no resolution of matters, so the coordinating framework adheres to its position and will not attend Parliament's session next Wednesday," expressing his hope that "there will be an understanding before the session."  
    He added, "If there are understandings, surely there will be a change in the situation," noting that "the number of deputies who boycotted the session to choose the president of the republic amounted to 126 deputies, according to the signatures we collected, in addition to deputies who did not attend the session and did not sign," while he expected that "the number of boycotters will reach up to More than 137 deputies, and in this case, the blocking third is still in place. 
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