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Osman says that al-Mutlaq's remarks are not in the interest of Iraq
10:01:19 2012-01-14 PUKmedia
Rejection of a coalition MP Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish blocs statements made by Saleh al-Mutlaq, on Friday, said in an interview with "Radio Sawa" These statements are not in the interest of Iraq.
The MP said Othman said that the Kurds are able to express themselves, denying the truth of what percentage of the leaders of al-Mutlaq of the Kurds from positions on the al-Maliki.
Othman called on all parties to give priority to the interests of Iraq on the personal interests and to find solutions to the current crisis and prevent external interference, which he said it would not serve the interests of the country.
The Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq had called Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to step down from power, and warned that the result of the political crisis in Iraq to foment sectarian strife and widespread in the region as a whole.
He suggested al-Mutlaq in an interview with The Associated Press from Baghdad on Friday that politicians Kurds approaching more from the standpoint of the Iraqi List, and they are now convinced that continuing to support the Maliki government is wrong, adding that the resort to the boycott of parliament may be a way to pressure the government to change, according to the agency.
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10:01:19 2012-01-14 PUKmedia
Rejection of a coalition MP Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish blocs statements made by Saleh al-Mutlaq, on Friday, said in an interview with "Radio Sawa" These statements are not in the interest of Iraq.
The MP said Othman said that the Kurds are able to express themselves, denying the truth of what percentage of the leaders of al-Mutlaq of the Kurds from positions on the al-Maliki.
Othman called on all parties to give priority to the interests of Iraq on the personal interests and to find solutions to the current crisis and prevent external interference, which he said it would not serve the interests of the country.
The Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq had called Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to step down from power, and warned that the result of the political crisis in Iraq to foment sectarian strife and widespread in the region as a whole.
He suggested al-Mutlaq in an interview with The Associated Press from Baghdad on Friday that politicians Kurds approaching more from the standpoint of the Iraqi List, and they are now convinced that continuing to support the Maliki government is wrong, adding that the resort to the boycott of parliament may be a way to pressure the government to change, according to the agency.
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