Iraqi List wants politicians to work toward increasing salar

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Iraqi List wants politicians to work toward increasing salaries the salaries of retirees and people with special needs and the social welfare network in 2012 budget

Iraqi List require the exchange of money against the citizens vote on the budget

Condition of the Iraqi List, Wednesday, the allocation of funds to all Iraqi citizens in support of the project put forward by the Liberal bloc to pass the current year budget, calling the political blocs to increase pensions and social welfare network.

The MP said the Iraqi List, Khalid al-Alwani in the reported statement of “Twilight News” should be “not to pass the financial budget for this year without the approval of the project put forward by the Liberal block, which provides for the payment of the amount of each Iraqi citizen,” calling the members of the House of Representatives and the political blocs to work to increase the salaries of retirees and people with special needs and the social welfare network.

Alwani and demanded “the Iraqi government, regardless of financial receivables for Anbar province and that of which 80 billion Iraqi dinars previously allocated to the Ministry of Electricity, re $ 226 billion Iraqi dinars which is the amount returns for previous years, as well as the amounts received from the border points of the province.”

It is said that the mass Alahraralgnapeh threatened last month, not to vote on the budget if it does not distribute a percentage of oil revenue to citizens, calling to give a share of oil revenues to the poor and the needy, Almtafvin and earned less than 400 thousand dinars, and said that his bloc will find it ally supports the demand in the absence of the National Alliance to support them.

The Iraqi government has approved the Federal Budgeting for the year 2012, valued at $ 100 billion, an increase of 22 percent from the previous year, a shortfall of about $ 13 billion, as revealed the parliamentary finance committee from reaching the operating budget 70% of the budget in 2012.

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