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The issue of Al-alwani interact in. Sources: Al-Abbadi requests support from u.s. Ambassador to keep Al-Maliki or his corruption
24-11-2014 02:44 AM
Mark ' News ' agency of reliable Iraqi sources that Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar Al-Abbadi complained to the u.s. Ambassador to Iraq Jones from his predecessor's Nouri al-Maliki's attempts to bring down the Government and undermining the war against the ' daash '.
Sources close to the Office of Al-Abadi told the news agency ' for ' the Ibadi told the US Ambassador that Maliki used his influence in the Iraqi judiciary to have executed Iraqi MP, a former Anbar Ahmed Al-alwani.
The sources said Al-Abadi told the US Ambassador that Maliki's influence within the judiciary has become a real threat to the political process in Iraq, noting that the (Ibadi) contact the judiciary one day before a death sentence on Al-alwani and asked for the postponement of the verdict could undermine government efforts to fight the ' daash ', especially as the clan alboalwan which belongs to former MP is one of the major clans against ldaash and participate in the war against terrorism in Anbar.
The sources said that refused to disclose her name Ibadi request full political support from u.s. Ambassador to open corrupt files against Al-Maliki in order to circumscribe and alluding to prison or removed from Iraq.
The Al-Maliki since he failed to obtain the support of the political blocs to continue in Office for a third term, visits to Shiite provinces, and began to release political statements and his embarrassing Abbadi's sentence, the latest statement on budget and disbursements the popular crowd, as well as question the Convention oil Baghdad Government and the Kurdish region and on the basis of which the amount was paid half a billion dollars for salaries of staff in the territory.
It is known that Al-Maliki had a wide influence within the Iraqi judiciary, particularly direct impact on Chief Justice Medhat Al-Mahmoud, as well as other judges said they were carrying out orders in the detention orders against political opponents
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24-11-2014 02:44 AM
Mark ' News ' agency of reliable Iraqi sources that Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar Al-Abbadi complained to the u.s. Ambassador to Iraq Jones from his predecessor's Nouri al-Maliki's attempts to bring down the Government and undermining the war against the ' daash '.
Sources close to the Office of Al-Abadi told the news agency ' for ' the Ibadi told the US Ambassador that Maliki used his influence in the Iraqi judiciary to have executed Iraqi MP, a former Anbar Ahmed Al-alwani.
The sources said Al-Abadi told the US Ambassador that Maliki's influence within the judiciary has become a real threat to the political process in Iraq, noting that the (Ibadi) contact the judiciary one day before a death sentence on Al-alwani and asked for the postponement of the verdict could undermine government efforts to fight the ' daash ', especially as the clan alboalwan which belongs to former MP is one of the major clans against ldaash and participate in the war against terrorism in Anbar.
The sources said that refused to disclose her name Ibadi request full political support from u.s. Ambassador to open corrupt files against Al-Maliki in order to circumscribe and alluding to prison or removed from Iraq.
The Al-Maliki since he failed to obtain the support of the political blocs to continue in Office for a third term, visits to Shiite provinces, and began to release political statements and his embarrassing Abbadi's sentence, the latest statement on budget and disbursements the popular crowd, as well as question the Convention oil Baghdad Government and the Kurdish region and on the basis of which the amount was paid half a billion dollars for salaries of staff in the territory.
It is known that Al-Maliki had a wide influence within the Iraqi judiciary, particularly direct impact on Chief Justice Medhat Al-Mahmoud, as well as other judges said they were carrying out orders in the detention orders against political opponents
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