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American Foundation warns of "the end" the political life of slaves because of the reforms "surface"
2015/08/28
Long-Presse / Baghdad
American Foundation warned on Friday of "end" the political life of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi if the reforms "superficial", and confirmed that it will help the leaders of the popular crowd to get to power, while the likely inability of the Abadi achieve needed reforms because of "judicial authorities appointed by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. "
The International is Crisis Group AL research relevant to address the crisis in a report seen by the (long-Presse), that "if it is proved that the current reforms, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is not more than just reforms superficial to give the impression rave it would mean the end of the political life of the prime minister and a wide range of the political class. "
The report added that "it means that it will be replaced militia leaders who Simitton horseback riding popular anger and military superiority to gain power."
The report also pointed out that "the Shiite leaders, accompanied by competition political figures from all spectra have commended the Abadi initiative at the moment," adding, "but as long as they know that al-Abadi lacks the authority to impose a lot of decisions, it has to Edom long."
The report indicated that "al-Maliki, who blame him a lot of Iraqis caused by corruption and the consolidation of floating recently began and is cause for pessimism Baltmlq of the leaders of the militia," pointing out that "in Baghdad spin now whispers that some of the changes that seeks her Abadi may be unconstitutional and that the particular judicial authorities of the time Maliki may prevent achieved and there biggest problem represented by another financial crisis. "
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2015/08/28
Long-Presse / Baghdad
American Foundation warned on Friday of "end" the political life of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi if the reforms "superficial", and confirmed that it will help the leaders of the popular crowd to get to power, while the likely inability of the Abadi achieve needed reforms because of "judicial authorities appointed by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. "
The International is Crisis Group AL research relevant to address the crisis in a report seen by the (long-Presse), that "if it is proved that the current reforms, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is not more than just reforms superficial to give the impression rave it would mean the end of the political life of the prime minister and a wide range of the political class. "
The report added that "it means that it will be replaced militia leaders who Simitton horseback riding popular anger and military superiority to gain power."
The report also pointed out that "the Shiite leaders, accompanied by competition political figures from all spectra have commended the Abadi initiative at the moment," adding, "but as long as they know that al-Abadi lacks the authority to impose a lot of decisions, it has to Edom long."
The report indicated that "al-Maliki, who blame him a lot of Iraqis caused by corruption and the consolidation of floating recently began and is cause for pessimism Baltmlq of the leaders of the militia," pointing out that "in Baghdad spin now whispers that some of the changes that seeks her Abadi may be unconstitutional and that the particular judicial authorities of the time Maliki may prevent achieved and there biggest problem represented by another financial crisis. "
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