Allawi calls for the replacement of Abadi and prepare for early elections
Allawi calls for the replacement of Abadi and prepare for early elections
15.02.2016 17:40
[Baghdad – where]
President of the National Coalition, Iyad Allawi demanded, the National Alliance, replacing the prime minister or go to early elections under the supervision of the United Nations.
According to a statement of the coalition received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of the “Allawi called the National Alliance months ago by replacing the Prime Minister or to go to early elections under the supervision of the United Nations, where he does not find a national coalition justification for replacement faces, but find that all indications are toward mapping road and implementation, and be inspired by the documents of political reform and real economic updated with some of the paragraphs of the documents because of changing circumstances. ”
He noted that” continue to limit things superficially and asylum procedures so that no prosthesis, but the entire pro forma will Iraq and the region as well, because of the importance of Iraq, for more relapse down to bad consequences. ”
He called the coalition, the political forces, even those that are outside the political process, it is the terrorists and their supporters to” re-examine and reform documents, most notably the revision of the political structure that developed on the basis of the political process, structure, and that brought Iraq to what we are, and the formation of leadership supreme body of the blocks and who served Iraq and prepare for general elections in the country as soon as possible, with the replacement of the UN high Commissioner [independent] or some of its members who are no longer representing the parties that nominated them. ”
he warned of the consequences of what Iraq is going through the Iraqis did not address their problems on their own and away from any interference from the states, as demanded by the current government to “immediately ward off foreign interference in Iraqi affairs.”
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