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06/13/2011 14:11
However / Mustafa al-Musawi
Threatened the President of the Board of Supreme Audit Abdul Basit Turki Saeed filed a lawsuit against U.S. contractors in the event of non-recovery of the funds allocated for the reconstruction of Iraq, which lost in 2004, said Said, in a statement quoted by the Los Angeles Times: The Iraqi government will go to court if necessary to recover funds lost, it is clear that Iraq has the attention to care and protection of property. "
To that, the Deputy U.S. Republican Henry Waxman deficit and the U.S. Defense Department to know the fate of the missing funds for reconstruction projects in Iraq, pointing out that officials at the Pentagon can not decide what happened to the fate of the $ 6.6 billion, which was sent to Iraq via aircraft for the purpose of the reconstruction of Iraq 2004. According to U.S. reports, after the year 2003, the U.S. administration sent money through the plane to support reconstruction projects in Iraq, and the financing of other projects in the period. In the meantime, according to the newspaper, the auditors federal, for the first time, make efforts to know the fate of this funds, as noted the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Stuart Bowen that this amount may be : the greatest theft of funds in the national history, " nor j will keep the U.S. officials the amount of theft on this scale by contractors stunning Americans for the purposes of graft.
It is assumed that the U.S. government to protect this balance under the 2004 legal agreement signed with Iraq, and why Washington is responsible for the protection of the funds received for Iraq. Finished
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06/13/2011 14:11
However / Mustafa al-Musawi
Threatened the President of the Board of Supreme Audit Abdul Basit Turki Saeed filed a lawsuit against U.S. contractors in the event of non-recovery of the funds allocated for the reconstruction of Iraq, which lost in 2004, said Said, in a statement quoted by the Los Angeles Times: The Iraqi government will go to court if necessary to recover funds lost, it is clear that Iraq has the attention to care and protection of property. "
To that, the Deputy U.S. Republican Henry Waxman deficit and the U.S. Defense Department to know the fate of the missing funds for reconstruction projects in Iraq, pointing out that officials at the Pentagon can not decide what happened to the fate of the $ 6.6 billion, which was sent to Iraq via aircraft for the purpose of the reconstruction of Iraq 2004. According to U.S. reports, after the year 2003, the U.S. administration sent money through the plane to support reconstruction projects in Iraq, and the financing of other projects in the period. In the meantime, according to the newspaper, the auditors federal, for the first time, make efforts to know the fate of this funds, as noted the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Stuart Bowen that this amount may be : the greatest theft of funds in the national history, " nor j will keep the U.S. officials the amount of theft on this scale by contractors stunning Americans for the purposes of graft.
It is assumed that the U.S. government to protect this balance under the 2004 legal agreement signed with Iraq, and why Washington is responsible for the protection of the funds received for Iraq. Finished
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