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    Al-Sadr: Iraq is a prisoner of corruption, dependency and foreign interference

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    Al-Sadr: Iraq is a prisoner of corruption, dependency and foreign interference Empty Al-Sadr: Iraq is a prisoner of corruption, dependency and foreign interference

    Post by Rocky Sun 10 Jul 2022, 5:20 am

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    [size=52]Al-Sadr: Iraq is a prisoner of corruption, dependency and foreign interference[/size]

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    [size=45]While the stalemate still dominates the Iraqi political scene as a result of the political differences that afflict it, and have so far prevented the formation of a government, 8 months after the early legislative elections, the leader of the Sadrist movement  , [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , considered that Iraq has become a prisoner of corruption, dependency and external interference.[/size]
    [size=45]In a tweet via Twitter, Al-Sadr published it on Saturday, congratulating Eid Al-Adha, stressing that many crises are afflicting the country, including corruption, dependency and foreign interference.[/size]
    [size=45]He also saw that Iraq had become a prisoner of it.[/size]

    To make matters worse

    [size=45]Al-Sadr's words came days after his announcement of the resignation of his bloc's deputies from Parliament, to make the crisis worse and open the door to questions about possible scenarios with this sudden shift in the Iraqi parliamentary scene amid major transformations taking place in the region.[/size]

    [size=45]Although the resignation of the 73 members of the Sadrist bloc led to a change in the parliament’s map and a change in the size of some blocs, specifically Shiite ones, while new alliances and alignments emerged, Iraqi analysts and experts considered that the effects of al-Sadr’s decision would not be limited to the parliament’s borders, but might withdraw. To the political system as a whole in Iraq, because the Sadrist move indicates that Iraq is at the crossroads of new political balances that may result in a new political system in the next stage.[/size]

    deep political crisis

    [size=45]It is noteworthy that the country has been mired since the end of the last parliamentary elections on October 10, 2021, in a political crisis with which the main political parties were unable to agree on electing a president and forming the next government, after each bloc claimed that it had a majority in Parliament, which includes 329 deputies.[/size]
    [size=45]Because of this political dispute and the inability of any party to resolve matters despite the strong Shiite leader's leadership, Parliament failed 3 times to elect a president of the republic, exceeding the deadlines stipulated by the constitution.[/size]
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