Citizen: we have to Ebadi paper radical reforms and raised the yellow card reference general government

01/10/2016 16:47



Long-Presse / Baghdad

Announced a coalition of citizen of the Islamic Supreme Council headed by Ammar al-Hakim, on Sunday, presented a paper radical reforms to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, as called for the implementation of these reforms, he noted that the religious authority, "the government raised the yellow card in general."

A member of a coalition of citizen Fadi al-Shammari said in a statement received (range Press), a copy of it, that "the reforms launched by the Prime Minister of the pack did not take their way and according to the timing of which put her," noting that "the coalition presented to the Abadi paper radical reforms."

Shammari said, that "the religious authority confirmed the three authorities to take responsibility in taking serious steps in the process of real reform and social justice and the fight against corruption and to prosecute senior spoilers where the expiration of a full year on those reforms have not confirmed anything achieved on the ground."

He said al-Shammari, that "the speech of the religious authority of last Friday is a great despair of reform steps announced by the Prime Minister a year ago," adding, "This despair came after are these reforms on paper and could not be the level of ambitions and hopes religious authority and the masses. "

He Shammari, that "the reference you look at the image realism and read well the reality of Iraq and in a manner of eye-catching and came through word of its representative (no increase on this talk at the moment) and this means that they raised the yellow card in general government aggravated," called on the government, b "Application of radical reforms made by the Islamic Supreme Council of the project".

The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi taken assertive several of the reforms recently as a result of the mass movement that uncle of 11 provinces, calling for reform and the fight against corruption and improve services, including reducing the ministerial cab from the 33 to 22 only a first step, and reducing the protections of senior officials by 90%, and salaries as well as for many other procedures, while the government and parliament that approved the reforms, the latter by strengthening other package, and enjoyed popular support as well as the supreme Shiite religious authority.

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