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Maliki, in a recent speech: subjected to unjust attack and relinquished my post for this reason
THURSDAY, 14 AUGUST / AUGUST 2014 23:33
Twilight News / Iraqi Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki in a recent speech that was broadcast on state television shortly before the attack that he was subjected to "unfair" and pointed out that he did not seek to positions and that he left his post in order to preserve the unity of Iraq.
The left-Maliki, who ruled Iraq for two Atzmta instability to the post of prime minister Haider al-Abadi, a senior leader in the coalition, a day after his refusal to abandon his quest to win a third term.
Maliki said in a statement read while Abadi was standing at his side and surrounded by about 20 MPs from his bloc had used every means available to get the constitutional right to win a third term, and pointed out that the State of Law bloc has the largest number of seats.
"The target is not al-Maliki, who has not any doubt for one moment in my candidacy was constitutionally duty to rectify any defect poses a threat to the Constitution."
He continued, "out of respect for the trust granted by the people .. have exercised all the mechanisms of peaceful Iraq to be a model for the region," said al-Maliki also said he has ruled out the use of force to hold on to his position so as not to return Iraq to dictatorship, he says.
He pointed out that he was subjected to "unfair attack Astahedvtna personally accused of clinging to power even though he was the defense of the homeland .. and defend the right does not mean adherent to power."
"Today I say to the Iraqi people, I will not be the cause of shedding one drop of blood .. He announced before you today and to facilitate the political process to withdraw my candidacy in favor of the brother of Dr. Haider Abadi, in order to preserve the higher interests of the country and I will stay a soldier, defending Iraq."
Earlier in the day revealed an official source revealed agreement was between al-Maliki and al-Abadi ended persuade him to step down from office and withdraw his complaint from the Federal Court.
Over the past days, al-Maliki insisted on adhering to his position, saying he the owner of the right to form the government for a third term.
And Haider al-Abadi is a leading member of the coalition of state law, which he says the biggest bloc, al-Maliki, which has the right to form a government.
The move came after increased pressure on Maliki to leave the job to the beat of the year and calls for the Kurds, Shiites and Iran and the United States.
And is expected to contribute to this step in speeding up the formation of the government.
Officials said al-Maliki will support Abadi and pull the case presented by the President of the Republic against Fuad Masum, because of the assignment in the formation of the government.
Maliki was announced Wednesday his refusal to give up power without a decision from the Federal Court in Iraq, saying the decision assigning Abadi form a new government, "a constitutional violation."
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THURSDAY, 14 AUGUST / AUGUST 2014 23:33
Twilight News / Iraqi Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki in a recent speech that was broadcast on state television shortly before the attack that he was subjected to "unfair" and pointed out that he did not seek to positions and that he left his post in order to preserve the unity of Iraq.
The left-Maliki, who ruled Iraq for two Atzmta instability to the post of prime minister Haider al-Abadi, a senior leader in the coalition, a day after his refusal to abandon his quest to win a third term.
Maliki said in a statement read while Abadi was standing at his side and surrounded by about 20 MPs from his bloc had used every means available to get the constitutional right to win a third term, and pointed out that the State of Law bloc has the largest number of seats.
"The target is not al-Maliki, who has not any doubt for one moment in my candidacy was constitutionally duty to rectify any defect poses a threat to the Constitution."
He continued, "out of respect for the trust granted by the people .. have exercised all the mechanisms of peaceful Iraq to be a model for the region," said al-Maliki also said he has ruled out the use of force to hold on to his position so as not to return Iraq to dictatorship, he says.
He pointed out that he was subjected to "unfair attack Astahedvtna personally accused of clinging to power even though he was the defense of the homeland .. and defend the right does not mean adherent to power."
"Today I say to the Iraqi people, I will not be the cause of shedding one drop of blood .. He announced before you today and to facilitate the political process to withdraw my candidacy in favor of the brother of Dr. Haider Abadi, in order to preserve the higher interests of the country and I will stay a soldier, defending Iraq."
Earlier in the day revealed an official source revealed agreement was between al-Maliki and al-Abadi ended persuade him to step down from office and withdraw his complaint from the Federal Court.
Over the past days, al-Maliki insisted on adhering to his position, saying he the owner of the right to form the government for a third term.
And Haider al-Abadi is a leading member of the coalition of state law, which he says the biggest bloc, al-Maliki, which has the right to form a government.
The move came after increased pressure on Maliki to leave the job to the beat of the year and calls for the Kurds, Shiites and Iran and the United States.
And is expected to contribute to this step in speeding up the formation of the government.
Officials said al-Maliki will support Abadi and pull the case presented by the President of the Republic against Fuad Masum, because of the assignment in the formation of the government.
Maliki was announced Wednesday his refusal to give up power without a decision from the Federal Court in Iraq, saying the decision assigning Abadi form a new government, "a constitutional violation."
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