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Daly: Iraqi List show fear of the government is dissolved, and the Parliament
Created Tuesday, 05 February / February 2013 10:49 | |
BAGHDAD / Oruz
Iraqi List expressed concern of the dissolution of parliament and the government in lost this charged atmosphere .
The leader of the Iraqi List, Salem Daly in a statement singled out by the Agency ( UR ) that "the Iraqi List, expressed fear of the dissolution of parliament and the government in lost this atmosphere for the intervention of neighboring countries and Alaqlmah Iraqi affairs and opening the way for Iran, and America again" .
Daly added that "there is a proposal to form a majority government and political formation of opposition in parliament, but this proposal failed for lack of commitment by some political parties, and obstruction of projects, laws and lack of commitment to the Iraqi constitution " .
Daly accused the "coalition of state law breach of quorum deliberate failure to approve important laws such as the Federal Court and the general amnesty law creating problems out of the Council Chamber."
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Created Tuesday, 05 February / February 2013 10:49 | |
BAGHDAD / Oruz
Iraqi List expressed concern of the dissolution of parliament and the government in lost this charged atmosphere .
The leader of the Iraqi List, Salem Daly in a statement singled out by the Agency ( UR ) that "the Iraqi List, expressed fear of the dissolution of parliament and the government in lost this atmosphere for the intervention of neighboring countries and Alaqlmah Iraqi affairs and opening the way for Iran, and America again" .
Daly added that "there is a proposal to form a majority government and political formation of opposition in parliament, but this proposal failed for lack of commitment by some political parties, and obstruction of projects, laws and lack of commitment to the Iraqi constitution " .
Daly accused the "coalition of state law breach of quorum deliberate failure to approve important laws such as the Federal Court and the general amnesty law creating problems out of the Council Chamber."
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