Failure ends Wednesday's tour

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 Baghdad: Shaima Rashid and Muhannad Abdul-Wahhab

As expected, the parliament failed for the second time yesterday, Wednesday, to achieve a sufficient quorum to hold a session to elect the president of the republic, which further complicates the already complex political scene. The State of Law Coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, an initiative paper to address the political impasse.
A member of the coordination framework, Aref Al-Hamami, said in an interview: “We expected that yesterday’s session would not achieve a quorum, which we referred to earlier, which is not new, especially since the numbers of the tripartite alliance have decreased a lot due to the presence of many withdrawals from the Sunni side, in addition to that (an extension) She suffers from street pressure.”
He added that "the number of the coordination framework has now increased than it was during the first session," noting that "there is an initiative from the framework that will be put forward in the coming hours to find a solution to the political blockage in the political process," expecting that "the session for selecting the president of the republic will be postponed until next week before the end of the session." Constitutional term.
In turn, political analyst Haider Al-Moussawi explained in an interview, "Everyone is now waiting for the Federal Court to say about the complicated situation because it is difficult for the country to continue as it is, especially since the Federal Court is looking at the legal aspect and in the country's interest because the situation cannot remain like this from the Yes, certain moods, because public opinion wants a government regardless of its content, whether a majority or consensual,” and stated that “the issue today is related to the tripartite alliance because the process of continuing political stubbornness in this way will not work.”
In addition, the representative of the State of Law bloc affiliated with the coordinating framework, Mahmoud al-Salami, said: “The number of the guarantor of the rights of Iraqis is increasing and will reach the achievement of half + one.” Rather, it is by sitting at the dialogue table and intensifying dialogues and meetings in order to reach a solution that satisfies everyone.”
Meanwhile, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, addressing the coordination framework, said: “I will not agree with you, for consensus means the end of the country.” He added, “No to consensus in all its forms. A consensus government.
And he addressed his speech to the people, "Oh, the Iraqi people, I will not bring you back to your previous tragedies, and this is a false promise. The country will not be subject to dependence, occupation, normalization and quotas, and the people will never bow to them."
On the other hand, the leader of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, said: “We have prepared an initiative paper to find a solution to the situation of suffocation, after it was confirmed that the tripartite alliance did not come forward with an initiative to find realistic solutions to ensure the political process from collapsing,” and continued, “The dialogue will begin between the allied forces to mature the initiative and launch.” it to the rest of the political forces and components.”
The leaders and deputies of the coordination framework, accompanied by their allies and partners, held a meeting yesterday, Wednesday, at the house of the head of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri, in which they renewed their boycott of the parliament session and their refusal to attend until their demands are met for the parties of the tripartite alliance to sit at the dialogue table and agree on exits to the political crisis that is afflicting the country.

 Editing: Muhammad Al-Ansari
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