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BAGHDAD / obelisk: Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki of the House of Representatives to end the debates on the election law.
Maliki said in his weekly televised "I call on the House of Representatives to end debates on the election law."
Maliki called the House of Representatives to "agreed upon or the adoption of open-list system or multiple departments to invest the time and the establishment of the elections on time on April 30."
In the context of a separate, eat-Maliki in the word decision to move the tournament "Gulf 22" from Basra to the Saudi city of Jeddah, where he pointed out that "the center-athlete must hear the transfer of the tournament," describing the decision as "prejudice the right of the Iraqi people despite the provision of the necessary procedures for the establishment of the tournament , as well as Iraq emerges from sporting sanctions. "
Maliki called football associations to "reconsider the decision to move the tournament," noting that "the government is ready to provide necessary to be established on the land of the province of Basra."
Maliki pointed out that states "the rise of bickering and not reverse their political differences with Iraq through sport because they do not fit into the spirit of the friendly relations between the Arab countries", warning that "no decision can be understood only transport it is a political decision
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Maliki said in his weekly televised "I call on the House of Representatives to end debates on the election law."
Maliki called the House of Representatives to "agreed upon or the adoption of open-list system or multiple departments to invest the time and the establishment of the elections on time on April 30."
In the context of a separate, eat-Maliki in the word decision to move the tournament "Gulf 22" from Basra to the Saudi city of Jeddah, where he pointed out that "the center-athlete must hear the transfer of the tournament," describing the decision as "prejudice the right of the Iraqi people despite the provision of the necessary procedures for the establishment of the tournament , as well as Iraq emerges from sporting sanctions. "
Maliki called football associations to "reconsider the decision to move the tournament," noting that "the government is ready to provide necessary to be established on the land of the province of Basra."
Maliki pointed out that states "the rise of bickering and not reverse their political differences with Iraq through sport because they do not fit into the spirit of the friendly relations between the Arab countries", warning that "no decision can be understood only transport it is a political decision
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