Turkey: Parliament will go to Al-Maliki renewed his mandate for the third time

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Turkey: Parliament will go to Al-Maliki renewed his mandate for the third time

by Hkp1 Fri 11 Jan 2013, 10:04 am

Turkey: Parliament will go to Al-Maliki renewed his mandate for the third time

Friday, 11 January 2013 13: 32 : Ambassador news

{Baghdad Ambassador: News}

He
was the official spokesman of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc in the
Chamber of Deputies is OK with the success of a number of members of
Parliament to submit their project for determining the mandates of the
three presidencies in Iraq, which is directed specifically against
Al-Maliki, especially after the crisis created in Iraq and continuing
attempts to dedicate individual authority to govern.

Good said in
a statement to a newspaper that the initial reading of a draft law
defining the three States sign promising, as it will be followed by a
second reading what would be included in the draft agenda of Parliament
to start discussions around, what is optimistic is the large number of
deputies who supported this project, will enable Parliament passed and
ratified, Parliament will be able to cut off Al-Maliki renewed his
mandate for the third time.

On the proposals made earlier this
week to renew efforts of parliamentary blocs, Maliki requested by the
Chamber of Deputies, said OK: "this topic obsolete, become difficult
parliamentary blocs will be able to submit the request to question the
Prime Minister, especially after the failure of the Minister to attend
the questioning session yesterday and resort to the Federal Court, and
Al-Maliki might do the same thing, so we believe that this issue is
difficult to achieve, but the satisfaction is success of the
parliamentarians return to determine The mandates of three presidencies,
and this objective meets the first objective and outcome is confidence
in Al-Maliki.

Nonetheless, on the meetings of the Council of
representatives of Iraq these days coalition of Kurdistan spokesman
said: "we've turned things to annoy, and today (yesterday) scuffled
again between parliamentary blocs, and this I believe nonetheless is a
reflection of the current political crisis and a loss of confidence
among Iraqi components, and even within the blocks themselves, and these
confirm the existence of a real crisis in the relations of the
political parties, and that the political process is facing serious
risks if Iraqi leaders overcome the crisis and seek to Contain its
repercussions and then solved through national dialogue.

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