Iraq announces near ready files, interrogation of al-Maliki
Iraq announces near ready files, interrogation of al-Maliki
25/06/2012 09:58
Baghdad, June 25 (Rn) – renewed Iraqi List led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, on Monday, its emphasis on moving preparations to question the prime minister Nuri al-Maliki in the House of Representatives, indicating that the files of questioning will be present soon. The blocks of the Kurdistan Alliance and Iraqi forces and Sadr’s movement had been formed legal committee made up of six people shall prepare legal files and constitutional on this basis would send a request to question al-Maliki in the House. and headed for the political parties Almaadah to request the withdrawal of confidence from the al-Maliki to the option of the House of Representatives after failing to obtain the approval of President Jalal Talabani sent a request to withdraw confidence from the Maliki’s government. said Hadi Zalmi spokesperson for the National Accord Movement, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that “the legal committee of the political blocs are still in the process of preparing the files and vocabulary questioning Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and down to the submission of the application to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives.” said Zalmi that ” not much left to submit the application and will be files on interrogation prepared by the Legal Committee. ” and escalated the political crisis in the country recently after calls for the withdrawal of the confidence of Maliki and the removal of House Speaker Osama al. The country has seen since the withdrawal of U.S. forces crises accumulated, such as differences between Baghdad and Erbil and charges exclusivity of the owners in the decisions away from the view of the partners. and recently announced that they co-Kurdish parties insist on their efforts to remove al-Maliki in power. He said regional president Massoud Barzani yesterday at a news conference with foreign ministers from the European Union the ball in the court of the House of Representatives on the withdrawal of confidence. From: Raman Brosk, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
