#####Urgent .. State law: we will call to resolve the government and the parliament within 48 hours

Friday, December 04, 2 / January 2013 18:02

Twilight News / said a senior leader of the coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday, that his coalition will call for "solving" the government and the parliament, and pointed out that it may be within 48 hours.

He has previously called for early elections to resolve the current crisis and later endorsed by the leader of the coalition in Iraq, Iyad Allawi and Saleh al-Mutlaq.

Izzat Shabandar said in a statement, local television stations reported followed "Twilight News" that his coalition will call for a "solution" to the government and parliament on the government to be present to do business does not have any powers.

He added that it is likely to be within 48 hours after the meeting is held on it. Without knowing the rest of the details.

It was not possible for "Twilight News" Contact counsel Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi comment. Did not confirm the validity of the statement attributed to the Habandar.


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Musawi (UR): Maliki plan to meet the legitimate demands of the protesters
The time on Friday, 04 December / 2 January 2013 17:10

Baghdad / Orr News

Denied a member of the coalition of state law that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki thinks the request of Acting President of the Republic to dissolve the government and parliament, against the backdrop of demonstrations and sit-ins taking place in some provinces of Iraq.

D said. Salman al-Moussawi MP for the coalition of state law that the prime minister road map to resolve the crisis and meet the legitimate demands of the protesters, adding that he personally began contacts with clerics and tribal leaders to sit at the negotiating table to contain the crisis, noting that the Prime Minister is keen to listen to the demands of protesters .

Revealed Musawi, who was one of the negotiators to end the demonstrations in Tahrir Square last February, officials in Diyala province, told him that they would stop the demonstrations starting on Saturday.

Musawi hinted Agency (UR) that the prime minister will call tomorrow, the National Alliance for a meeting to discuss the developments and the fate of the recent events, and out a common vision about what is currently happening, especially Turkish interventions.

The news media quoted a source in an unnamed state law, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will request dissolution of the government and the House of Representatives in two days. He said, "The al-Maliki will present the request to the Vice President of the Republic Khudair Khuzaie, it represents the President of the Republic."

Maliki had called in a statement today, citizens who wish to demonstrate to exercise their right, including requiring compliance with the law, which imposes the prior vacation to demonstrate from the concerned authorities and undertaking the course of the demonstrations and the dates of beginning and end, and delivers Demonstrators their applications to the local governments.

He stressed the importance of classification according to demands of those responsible and concerned, some of which relates to local governments and the central government, ministries and the other attached to the Council of Representatives and the judiciary, that the delegations representing the demonstrators to submit these demands to the concerned authorities.

And experiencing the cities of Ramadi, Samarra and Mosul, demonstrations and sit-ins for several days began to demand the release of detainees and detention centers, especially the year and expanded to demand the repeal of article of anti-terrorism law and the abolition of the issue and justice, which prohibits senior Baathists from government jobs.


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