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Politicians: Change Abadi next year,
11/1/15
Expected number of politicians and analysts, change of prime minister Haider al-Abadi in the first quarter of next year, as a result of a political move blocks on it. According to the report, "some political blocs Bhrakea past to change the current prime minister, got the support of other blocks, and change Abadi considered a matter of time." Observers believe that the al-Abadi create his opponents diehard after its decisions [individual], which began to cancel the positions of his deputies and Vice-President of the Republic and all the leaders of prominent political blocs without reference to them, or tell them about it, at the forefront of government reforms launched by the ninth of the month of August, which led to reforms that have not applied them only scant and almost toppled the failure of political history. This will be published and the agency all of Iraq [where] tomorrow a detailed report on the ongoing movement to change Haider al-Abadi from his post after 14 months of assuming office as prime minister, succeeding former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki
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11/1/15
Expected number of politicians and analysts, change of prime minister Haider al-Abadi in the first quarter of next year, as a result of a political move blocks on it. According to the report, "some political blocs Bhrakea past to change the current prime minister, got the support of other blocks, and change Abadi considered a matter of time." Observers believe that the al-Abadi create his opponents diehard after its decisions [individual], which began to cancel the positions of his deputies and Vice-President of the Republic and all the leaders of prominent political blocs without reference to them, or tell them about it, at the forefront of government reforms launched by the ninth of the month of August, which led to reforms that have not applied them only scant and almost toppled the failure of political history. This will be published and the agency all of Iraq [where] tomorrow a detailed report on the ongoing movement to change Haider al-Abadi from his post after 14 months of assuming office as prime minister, succeeding former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki
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