Talabani advocates demanding the withdrawal of confidence from the government handed over 164 signatures of MPs
Talabani advocates demanding the withdrawal of confidence handed over 164 signatures of MPs
31/05/2012 09:31
Baghdad, May 31 (Rn) – The Kurdistan Alliance Thursday, quoting members of the delegation who met with President Talabani yesterday in Dukan that the last student advocates to withdraw confidence from the government collecting signatures to 164 deputies as a condition of his request to withdraw confidence from the government. and began Maliki’s critics meeting in the Dukan Sulaimaniya in an attempt to find a formula to resolve the current political crisis, including efforts to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.Talabani said in a statement after the meeting that he affirms his commitment to the obligations incumbent upon the Constitution and reflects the interests of the country’s Supreme Court. A member of the Alliance Farhad Atrushi told the Kurdish News (Rn) that “as members of the delegation, which met Talabani, it was agreed that the latter is ready to send the book to withdraw confidence from the government to the Parliament in case collection of signatures of the absolute majority … This is what I heard from some of the brothers involved in the meeting.” On the possibility of collecting signatures of 164 deputies to withdraw confidence from the government between Atrushi “I called Baerakip and they confirmed that nearly 80 signatures is ready and the Sadr movement nearly 40 signatures also and the Kurdistan Alliance is capable of all more than 50 signatures in support of withdrawal of confidence from the government.” Maliki faces an unprecedented campaign by his critics because of his policies that they believe appeared to take the direction of authoritarian and dictatorial, as saying. And suggests the blocks critical to him – all of which participate in his government – the option of withdrawal of confidence. It is the most prominent clusters, which calls for the withdrawal of confidence from the al-Maliki is Allawi’s Iraqiya coalition, the Kurdistan Alliance and some of the leaders of the National Alliance and especially the Sadr movement. The Erbil has hosted two days before a consultative meeting between the coalition and a coalition of Iraqi Kurdistan and the Sadrists, with the participation of the Kurdish regional president Massoud Barzani, leader of Iraq, Ayad Allawi, and leaders in the coalition, Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi and Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq to discuss the crisis in the country. From: Raman Brosk, RN and fulfillment Zangana
