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White bloc: meetings of the blocks but do not create crises and political consensus has become a substitute for the Constitution to resolve the dispute
15/02/2012 PM - 5:36 p.m. | Hits: 20
Described the mass white parliamentary meetings of the political blocs that they create a "political crisis" in the country. Said a spokeswoman for the bloc MP high Nassif told all of Iraq [where] that "the majority of meetings and political meetings usually generate and create crises and political problems new country and Atsem to solve the existing already in crisis. "
She added that "the political consensus in Iraq today has become a substitute for the Constitution and the law in the arbitration to resolve outstanding issues and differences between the political blocs, which in turn is subject to any agreement to the wishes and interests of the heads of political blocs that are far from what it needs from the services of the citizen."
The Preparatory Committee held a meeting to meet with National on Wednesday in the House of Representatives is the fourth since President Jalal Talabani called his initiative two months ago to call a conference brings together the political blocs to discuss solutions to the crisis, the current policy.
And witnessing the political process and the relationship between the blocks exacerbated clear because of the continuing political differences between the coalition of state law and the Iraqi List, especially with regard to the issue of a warrant of arrest against the Vice President of the Republic required to eliminate Tariq al-Hashemi, and asked the Prime Minister to withdraw confidence from the Vice President Saleh al-Mutlaq, in addition to charges of Iraqi law of the state shirking on the implementation of the initiative of Erbil, which include achieving partnership in the state administration and decision-making and naming security minister and the formation of strategic policies and the lack of balance in the institutions of the state between the components of the people according to the views of Congress and the Iraqi List.
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