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Civil Alliance threatens to resort to the Federal Court for not accepting his running mate for the presidency of the parliament
SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2014 16:02
Twilight News / Civic Democratic Alliance said, Sunday, that he will resort to the Federal Court for not opening the door for nomination in the parliament session Sunday to accept the candidate, to the presidency of the Council of Representatives.
alt The MP said the coalition ultra Sheikh Ali at a press conference, accompanied by Rep. Sunrise Alabegi attended by "Twilight News", "The parliament session was postponed despite the will of the House of Representatives, without a vote and without the express consent of the House of Representatives postponed."
He expected the country to Iqbal months "difficult" if things go on like this.
He added: "We are still in front of significant violations and not a constitutional violation and one," pointing out that "the breach began on the first day in the opening session and repeated today, postponed the hearing, without any legislation, legal or constitutional, so there is no meaning for this delay."
Sheikh Ali pointed out that "the Civil Alliance had nominated MP Sunrise Alabegi to compete for the post of parliament speaker to break the principle of quotas."
He said, "What was that Prime Age shut the door after the nomination that nominated Mr. Osama al-Salim al their candidate for the presidency of the parliament, and was supposed to open the door of a constitutional stand for all."
He explained, "we will resort to the Federal Court in this regard and respect to all the abuses that took place."
For its part, the MP said Sunrise Alabegi that "a quorum was complete and was the prime age to move the session to elect a speaker and two deputies, but what happened is sacrificing the interests of the people in order to sectarian quotas."
The Iraqi Council of Representatives has postponed its second-to-day on Tuesday, in a move that shows the size of the gap and the differences between the political blocs on the distribution of high-level positions.
It was scheduled to be called the Council today boss and his two deputies. And Sunni blocs agreed on the nomination of Salim al for the job.
The political divisions comes amid an unprecedented security crisis where Daash dominated by militants last month, large parts of the north and west of the country.
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SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2014 16:02
Twilight News / Civic Democratic Alliance said, Sunday, that he will resort to the Federal Court for not opening the door for nomination in the parliament session Sunday to accept the candidate, to the presidency of the Council of Representatives.
alt The MP said the coalition ultra Sheikh Ali at a press conference, accompanied by Rep. Sunrise Alabegi attended by "Twilight News", "The parliament session was postponed despite the will of the House of Representatives, without a vote and without the express consent of the House of Representatives postponed."
He expected the country to Iqbal months "difficult" if things go on like this.
He added: "We are still in front of significant violations and not a constitutional violation and one," pointing out that "the breach began on the first day in the opening session and repeated today, postponed the hearing, without any legislation, legal or constitutional, so there is no meaning for this delay."
Sheikh Ali pointed out that "the Civil Alliance had nominated MP Sunrise Alabegi to compete for the post of parliament speaker to break the principle of quotas."
He said, "What was that Prime Age shut the door after the nomination that nominated Mr. Osama al-Salim al their candidate for the presidency of the parliament, and was supposed to open the door of a constitutional stand for all."
He explained, "we will resort to the Federal Court in this regard and respect to all the abuses that took place."
For its part, the MP said Sunrise Alabegi that "a quorum was complete and was the prime age to move the session to elect a speaker and two deputies, but what happened is sacrificing the interests of the people in order to sectarian quotas."
The Iraqi Council of Representatives has postponed its second-to-day on Tuesday, in a move that shows the size of the gap and the differences between the political blocs on the distribution of high-level positions.
It was scheduled to be called the Council today boss and his two deputies. And Sunni blocs agreed on the nomination of Salim al for the job.
The political divisions comes amid an unprecedented security crisis where Daash dominated by militants last month, large parts of the north and west of the country.
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