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Kirkuk's Arabs assert that the deputy in Iraq did not sign a withdrawal of confidence from Maliki
Editor: NK Tuesday 05 حزيران 2012 15:00 GMT
MP from Kirkuk, Yassin al-Obeidi and belonging to the National Dialogue Front
Alsumaria News / Kirkuk
Council declared the Arab political in Kirkuk, Tuesday, that the Vice Kirkuk's Arabs in the Iraqi List, did not sign the letter of withdrawal of confidence from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, as he emphasized that the deputies are committed to the will of the Arabs of Kirkuk not to withdraw confidence.
The council said in a statement issued today and received "Sumerian News" copy of "The deputies Kirkuk's Arabs in the Iraqi List, did not sign the form to withdraw confidence from the government of national partnership," adding that "the rumors about the signing of the Attorney Yassin al-Obeidi and MP Abdullah West is incorrect" .
The Council stressed that the MPs Obeidi and the West to align themselves with the National Dialogue Front led by Saleh al-Mutlaq, "are committed to the will of the Arabs of Kirkuk not to withdraw confidence from the government."
The convergence of the existing Iraqi Kurds in recent months to raise the ire of some Iraqi MPs, especially in the provinces bordering the Kurdistan region of Iraq, particularly Kirkuk, which owns the Iraqi List, the six MPs, who believe that this convergence will be at the expense of land claimed by the Kurds annexed to the province in accordance with Article 140 of the Constitution.
The Sadrists announced, led by Moqtada al-Sadr, said on Monday (June 4 current), on receipt of President Jalal Talabani signatures of 176 deputies to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, in the face of Talabani, the formation of a committee headed by the director of his office to initiate the audit letters signed by several members of the House of Representatives and counting to avoid any challenges or doubts in order to ensure the health and safety of the constitutional process in the country.
But Maliki, Talabani called on to transmit the signatures to the criminal investigation to make sure it is correct, considering that the organization lists the names of some MPs outside parliament coupled with "practices are unconstitutional," while the face of the organs concerned to bring all of the evidence against him carry out fraud or threat in order to take the sign House and brought to justice.
The informed sources confirmed to the Sumerian News earlier Tuesday that the distribution of signatures of deputies on a book-confidence, who arrived to President Jalal Talabani came to shape the next forty signatures from the Sadrist movement and forty-nine signatures from a coalition of Kurdish blocs, and seventy-five signatures of the coalition in Iraq , nine signatures of MPs from the National Alliance, and the signatures of three MPs from the minority.
Al-Sadr also called on Maliki to resign "for the people and partners," also called block free of his presidency of the National Alliance to consult with its components for the selection of an alternative to Maliki and not to waste time.
In light of the current crisis indicates news to the possibility of the arrival of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to Iraq to ease the crisis, as deputies said a coalition of law to Maliki, said on Monday that Washington will be able to convince more than a political party should be dialogue if entered on the line political crisis, noting that political actors still see that the United States have a say in Iraq.
The country is witnessing a political crisis that some observers emphasize that it is on the rise in the unity of the differences between the political blocs, having transformed from a difference between the Iraqi List and the rule of law to the difference in the latter with the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadr movement and other movements and parties.
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Editor: NK Tuesday 05 حزيران 2012 15:00 GMT
MP from Kirkuk, Yassin al-Obeidi and belonging to the National Dialogue Front
Alsumaria News / Kirkuk
Council declared the Arab political in Kirkuk, Tuesday, that the Vice Kirkuk's Arabs in the Iraqi List, did not sign the letter of withdrawal of confidence from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, as he emphasized that the deputies are committed to the will of the Arabs of Kirkuk not to withdraw confidence.
The council said in a statement issued today and received "Sumerian News" copy of "The deputies Kirkuk's Arabs in the Iraqi List, did not sign the form to withdraw confidence from the government of national partnership," adding that "the rumors about the signing of the Attorney Yassin al-Obeidi and MP Abdullah West is incorrect" .
The Council stressed that the MPs Obeidi and the West to align themselves with the National Dialogue Front led by Saleh al-Mutlaq, "are committed to the will of the Arabs of Kirkuk not to withdraw confidence from the government."
The convergence of the existing Iraqi Kurds in recent months to raise the ire of some Iraqi MPs, especially in the provinces bordering the Kurdistan region of Iraq, particularly Kirkuk, which owns the Iraqi List, the six MPs, who believe that this convergence will be at the expense of land claimed by the Kurds annexed to the province in accordance with Article 140 of the Constitution.
The Sadrists announced, led by Moqtada al-Sadr, said on Monday (June 4 current), on receipt of President Jalal Talabani signatures of 176 deputies to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, in the face of Talabani, the formation of a committee headed by the director of his office to initiate the audit letters signed by several members of the House of Representatives and counting to avoid any challenges or doubts in order to ensure the health and safety of the constitutional process in the country.
But Maliki, Talabani called on to transmit the signatures to the criminal investigation to make sure it is correct, considering that the organization lists the names of some MPs outside parliament coupled with "practices are unconstitutional," while the face of the organs concerned to bring all of the evidence against him carry out fraud or threat in order to take the sign House and brought to justice.
The informed sources confirmed to the Sumerian News earlier Tuesday that the distribution of signatures of deputies on a book-confidence, who arrived to President Jalal Talabani came to shape the next forty signatures from the Sadrist movement and forty-nine signatures from a coalition of Kurdish blocs, and seventy-five signatures of the coalition in Iraq , nine signatures of MPs from the National Alliance, and the signatures of three MPs from the minority.
Al-Sadr also called on Maliki to resign "for the people and partners," also called block free of his presidency of the National Alliance to consult with its components for the selection of an alternative to Maliki and not to waste time.
In light of the current crisis indicates news to the possibility of the arrival of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to Iraq to ease the crisis, as deputies said a coalition of law to Maliki, said on Monday that Washington will be able to convince more than a political party should be dialogue if entered on the line political crisis, noting that political actors still see that the United States have a say in Iraq.
The country is witnessing a political crisis that some observers emphasize that it is on the rise in the unity of the differences between the political blocs, having transformed from a difference between the Iraqi List and the rule of law to the difference in the latter with the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadr movement and other movements and parties.
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