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Deputy calls for Iraqi officials to step down if they fail to contain the crisis
Tuesday, 10 December / 2 January 2012 14:43
{Baghdad, Euphrates News} He called for a coalition of Iraqi Mohammed Iqbal, the leaders of all political blocs to step down and leave the office for those who can save the country if they fail to contain the current crisis through the National Congress, which he described as {the last leg to renew the citizen's confidence in them}.
Iqbal said in a statement received by {Euphrates News} a copy of it that "all the files in question on the scene today, minor when compared to the situation of crisis experienced by the political process." Adding that "the political pressure and political tension between the different blocks cast a shadow on all levels of security, economic and social, "and he" believed that the solution to the problem, in essence, and consolidate the culture of coexistence and national partnership to facilitate the sponsor to work in other hubs. "
Iqbal called for "all the political blocs to meet at the dialogue table, bearing in mind the goal of resolving the current crisis, which must remain a priority because all other matters related to and influenced by it."
As Carter said, "people today looking forward to all politicians and they are expected to make the effort to achieve their demands and aspirations," explaining that "the rule of phenomena mudslinging and recriminations does not serve the political process that is now suffering from this negative behavior is reflected thereby to disrupt services and obstruction of projects and plans required to improve the Iraqi reality. "
The MP for Iraq that "the leaders of political blocs, all of us should be aware that the National Congress may be the last stop for the renewal of citizens' trust them and Boutrouhathm political and that their failure to contain the crisis will not be a winner and a loser, but will impact on everyone and if they fail, they should step down and leave the office for those who can to save the country, which is the collapse of all levels. "ended.
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