05/06/2012 13:47
Baghdad, June 5 (Rn) - The Iraqi List, Tuesday, the illegality of the conduct of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki asking President Jalal Talabani, to ensure the accuracy of the signatures and relates to the withdrawal of confidence from the government.and decided to President Jalal Talabani today the formation of a committee headed by his chief to ensure the accuracy of the signatures and relates to the political blocs claim to withdraw confidence from the government. The formation of the Committee after the demand that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki yesterday Talabani, the need to ensure the accuracy of the signatures hyphen to him after the talk of the existence of cases of fraud and signatures. The leading figure in the list Talal Zobaie told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the actions carried out by the Prime Minister are illegal and aimed at confusing the political process and draw attention to the things partial are not in the reform of the political process." The Zobaie that "most of the political blocs agreed to vote out the current government is the only option within the Dome Parliament and for the signatures is a secondary issue. " He said. The Iraqi coalition led by Iyad Allawi, predicted Sunday that the present Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's resignation before the withdrawal of confidence from it under the dome of the House of Representatives. Iraq has seen the past few weeks consultative meetings shuttle between the political parties in order to find a way out of the current political crisis afflicting the the country. has surged recently mutual accusations among some political blocs on the background of the current crisis in spite of calls for political leaders to adopt calm media. Since the formation of the current government wrestled the Iraqi List, with a list of a coalition of state law on the overall political issues, but increased the differences is the entry of the Kurds on the line of the political crisis and the Sadrists for his defection from the National Alliance. From: Raman Brosk, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
Source: aknews
