CNN deposited Iraq as the last U.S. space where worker and says it would only move the breaking news

CNN deposited Iraq as the last U.S. space where worker and says it would only move the breaking news only



05/31/2013 Range Press / Baghdad

Closed the U.S. television network CNN, its office in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, the latest satellite-American in Iraq, after more than a month on the tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion that led to the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, and confirmed that she left the team fraction of reporters and editors to move the breaking news only.

A spokesman for the channel CNN (T in Nauser) American seen it, (range Press), "The network will leave its headquarters in Baghdad and will maintain the presence of news in Iraq," noting that "the network will have a team simple reporters and editors Breaking News.

The decision to shut down the Office of the U.S. television station in Baghdad, one month after the passage of the tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq which led to the deaths of 4.487 dollars and thousands of Iraqis.

It was shut down the office an indication of the end of an era bus news events to channel CNN U.S. in Iraq, and the network has opened its office in Baghdad since 1990, before the first Gulf War, has been shut down the office for short periods varying in that period, which were often due to the expulsion of the Iraqi authorities for its journalists, where he was best known on 2002 a few months before the start of the US-led invasion of Iraq.

Since the signing of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraqi territory between the Iraqi and U.S. governments the end of 2008 began the U.S. media to reduce their presence in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, especially directed the administration of President Barack Aubma in his first term to reduce the U.S. presence in various fields and keep him out of the main priorities for Washington.

The Arab Spring in early 2011 to end the presence of most of the media organizations in Iraq because he and Washington to make Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Syria within the priorities of the work of American media, which closed a number of offices of satellite and U.S. newspapers to the lack of financial allocations for its work in Iraq, as well as the restriction continuous practiced Iraqi authorities against journalists, especially foreigners through delay obtaining visas them into Iraqi territory.

The ninth day of April of each year marks the anniversary of the entry of U.S. troops into Iraq and, most recently on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, I came across the tenth anniversary of entering the multinational forces to Baghdad and then to all the cities of Iraq, the other to displace the Baath regime that dominated the referee in Iraq for more than three decades through a military coup in 1968.

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