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Union forces threatening to withdraw authorization from the Abadi
10/31/15i
BAGHDAD / Sky Press: Iraqi forces announced the Union, for not convinced all of his deputies recent reform measures to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, threatening to withdraw authorization for Abadi, in the absence of genuine reforms in the country.
The federation said in a statement received "Sky Press," that "I have always stressed the need to adopt a scientific method method to extract and evaluate the government's performance away from the attitudes and political influences, have expressed our position in support of the Government of Abadi and reforms that promised to achieve them by giving him a mandate."
He added that "in three months after the mandate we have made a scientific and systematic questionnaire to explore the positions of the members of the Union of Forces reforms promised by the prime minister through scientific questions is far from any political position, the fact that the reforms demand public and national expressed by peaceful demonstrations Movement and supported by civil society organizations and tribal and religious authorities. "
He continued that "it was the completion of the referendum process and reflected the vision and evaluate the Iraqi forces Union Congress, a revealing indicator step will give us in determining our position on the issue to keep or withdraw the authorization granted to the Prime Minister."
Article (78) of the Constitution under which the Prime Minister took a bold decision that "the prime minister is the direct executive responsible for public policy of the state, the general commander of the armed forces, the administration of the Cabinet and presides over its meetings, and has a right to dismiss the minister, with the consent of the House of Representatives ".
It is noteworthy that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi pledged in the 11th of August to continue the current reforms and a covenant with the people, saying that "I will continue even if it cost my life."
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10/31/15i
BAGHDAD / Sky Press: Iraqi forces announced the Union, for not convinced all of his deputies recent reform measures to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, threatening to withdraw authorization for Abadi, in the absence of genuine reforms in the country.
The federation said in a statement received "Sky Press," that "I have always stressed the need to adopt a scientific method method to extract and evaluate the government's performance away from the attitudes and political influences, have expressed our position in support of the Government of Abadi and reforms that promised to achieve them by giving him a mandate."
He added that "in three months after the mandate we have made a scientific and systematic questionnaire to explore the positions of the members of the Union of Forces reforms promised by the prime minister through scientific questions is far from any political position, the fact that the reforms demand public and national expressed by peaceful demonstrations Movement and supported by civil society organizations and tribal and religious authorities. "
He continued that "it was the completion of the referendum process and reflected the vision and evaluate the Iraqi forces Union Congress, a revealing indicator step will give us in determining our position on the issue to keep or withdraw the authorization granted to the Prime Minister."
Article (78) of the Constitution under which the Prime Minister took a bold decision that "the prime minister is the direct executive responsible for public policy of the state, the general commander of the armed forces, the administration of the Cabinet and presides over its meetings, and has a right to dismiss the minister, with the consent of the House of Representatives ".
It is noteworthy that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi pledged in the 11th of August to continue the current reforms and a covenant with the people, saying that "I will continue even if it cost my life."
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