Sadrist bloc: we will not be part of the interrogation of al-Maliki and 40 votes are still ready
Sadrist bloc: we will not be part of the interrogation of al-Maliki and 40 votes are still ready
27/06/2012 15:25
Baghdad, June 27 (Rn) – The Liberal bloc of the Sadrist movement, on Wednesday, it will not be part of the questioning of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in the House of Representatives, as confirmed that it is still at its readiness 40 votes to withdraw confidence from the government. was a coalition of state law has revealed for the Sadrist movement has left the square to withdraw confidence from the Maliki and head towards political reform. The position of the Sadrist movement after the agreement of the National Alliance last week to form the Committee on Reform of the components of the National Alliance also announced that the head of the Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaafari will be chaired. said Secretary General of the cluster Zia al-Asadi told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that “the Sadrist movement will not be with the issue to question the prime minister in the House of Representatives only and the position of the Sadr movement was expressed by Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr that he would not be with the interrogation, but it is still on his position that he has 40 votes.” He al-Asadi that “If the voice of the House of Representatives to withdraw confidence and there was a sufficient number of votes, ie 124 votes, 40 votes will be added her but we will not be part of the interrogation.” revealed State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Tuesday on the status of the National Alliance, a road map will work out in the coming days in order to end the political crisis.The National Alliance announced last Thursday agreed to form a committee to reform and set the mechanisms of action for reform in the overall political process. and is still the political blocs (Coalition and Iraqi Kurdistan) adopts an effort to withdraw confidence from the Maliki where it considers may violation of the Constitution and harmed the partnership in governance. From: Raman Brosk, RN LLC
