Maliki: political differences over the extent possible and call for a constitutional solution at the national meeting in Baghdad

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Sunday, May 20 / May 2012 16:53


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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki Alssayasah differences as "beyond a reasonable limit," calling for "a national meeting in Baghdad, and solve the outstanding problems within the framework of the Constitution."

Maliki said in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it on Sunday, "There is no doubt that our people are watching with great interest the political movement going on in the country and the large number of papers and meetings, and keeps all of us evaluated on what is going on in the political arena of controversy and disputes, and despite the fact that a lot of This phenomena is normal in a democratic system based on the ruins of grim dictatorship era and a new experience trying to build a new Tqalida and norms may be alien to many of us. "

He added, "but may be political differences over the extent possible within the framework of the democratic system, especially that of our people waiting for us to offer him more services and contribute in building the state and its institutions and to compensate for periods of deprivation, injustice and destruction which lasted long."

"So I call on all parties and political forces to activate the national dialogue and adopt a style of constitutional and democratic mechanisms in solving the problems facing our way and to focus attention towards building a state and its institutions and the development of services and improve the standard of living of the citizens, the voice of the Iraqi people to the Constitution and we like it by the judgment and a reference back to him when we disagree among us. "

He renewed his call for political blocs to "meeting under one tent is our capital, all of Baghdad, dear, without preconditions and terms and positions ready for any party, to look to solve our problems on the basis of law and the Constitution without the negligence of the agreements reached during this period as long as unconstitutional, what does not contradict with Constitution as provided for in all of these agreements, and I am confident that the solutions arising from the exclusive national will at hand is easier than we expect, if ratified intentions and there will, seriously. "

The political scene marked an escalation in the severity of the exchange of accusations, especially among the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance, on the one hand and a coalition of state law on the other hand, several files concerning the management of the state and partnership in decision-making and file-oil and other things.

A number of leaders of political blocs have held afternoon on Saturday a consultative meeting at the home of the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr in Najaf after the deadline given to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki last Thursday and the failure of the National Alliance to reach compromise solutions because of the dispute that erupted between the Sadrists and the rule of law.

Sadr has sent a letter to the Prime Minister after the meeting of Irbil on 28 April last and was attended by al-Sadr and President Jalal Talabani and parliament speaker Osama Najafi and President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, the head of the list of Iraq, Iyad Allawi. Included nine points, including the bind-Maliki implementation of the Convention of Arbil and decisions of the meeting Quintet will be withdrawn and not trust him and that was rejected by a coalition of state law, led by Maliki as an unacceptable threat. Ended.

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Urgent .. Sadr, a week set a deadline for the National Alliance to end the crisis

Sunday, May 20 / May 2012 10:46


Twilight News / detect a representatives of the Iraqi leaders' meeting in Najaf for determining the leader of the Sadrist movement to the National Alliance within one week to end the crisis, and the answer to the reformist paper developed by the meeting of Irbil.

MP Hussein al-Shaalan's "Twilight News", "Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr insisted yesterday at a meeting of the leaders in Najaf, deadline one week to the National Alliance to end the political crisis unresolved, and the answer to the letter of the leaders of the meeting of Irbil."

And met the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr at his home in Najaf yesterday with representatives of the Kurdistan Alliance and the Iraqi List and the parties in the National Alliance, to discuss a response to the recent paper Sadr, was among five-year consultative meeting held at the end of last April, in Arbil.

Sadr said during a press conference after the meeting that the meeting in Najaf is complementary to the meeting that took place in Arbil a few days ago, it was agreed on something - did not reveal - the finishing touches it needs only.

Shaalan said that "the leaders' meeting came yesterday to end the crisis that has paralyzed the country."

The source revealed to "Twilight News", today announced that the President of the Kurdistan Region Download the Kurdish delegation participating in the meeting of Najaf, a letter from the U.S. side confirming no objection Washington from taking a candidate from the current position of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki instead.

The new deadline Sadr second of its kind, as it is, according to decisions of the Meeting held in Arbil, the 28 of April, it was decided to grant 15 days to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to start implementing the decisions of the meeting.

According to sources, the letter addressed to the National Alliance included a focus on the importance of the national meeting and the need to adhere to its decisions that come out, and commitment to the Constitution which defines the form of the state and the relationship of the three powers and the independence of the judiciary and the nomination of the names of the security ministries, to be ratified by the House of Representatives during the week if there is a sincere intention and serious by al-Maliki.


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Sunday, May 20 / May 2012 10:05


Twilight News / source revealed, Sunday, that the Kurdistan Region President Download the Kurdish delegation participating in the meeting of Najaf, a letter from the U.S. side confirming no objection Washington from taking a candidate from the current position of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki instead.

The source, who asked not be named for the "Twilight News", "The American side assigned to the Kurdistan Region President Masoud Barzani, to make representations to the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to open channels for dialogue between Washington and chest."

And met the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr at his home in Najaf yesterday with representatives of the Kurdistan Alliance and the Iraqi List and the parties in the National Alliance, to discuss a response to the recent paper Sadr, was among five-year consultative meeting held at the end of last April, in Arbil.

Sadr said during a press conference after the meeting that the meeting in Najaf is complementary to the meeting that took place in Arbil a few days ago, it was agreed on something - did not reveal - the finishing touches it needs only.

The source added that "Washington carried Barzani issued a message to confirm the candidate has no objection head of the Sadrist movement as prime minister instead of the current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki."

The name and the Deputy Speaker of Parliament and leader of the Sadrist movement, Qusay al-Suhail strongly in the circles of power and the National Alliance for the successor to al-Maliki put forward a candidate.

Attended a meeting of Najaf yesterday addition to the hospitality Sadr leader of the Iraqi List, Osama Najafi and leaders Kurds Rose Nuri Shaways and Barham Saleh, Hoshyar Zebari, Fuad Masum, also attended by National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi, who stated that it is not representative of the National Alliance at the meeting.

According to sources, was scheduled to attend the meeting, the President of Kurdistan region Masoud Barzani and the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi, the unknown reasons prevented that.

The source said that "al-Sadr in Najaf will remain unknown for the emancipation of Iranian pressure him to support Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who does not want Iran to replace it at the present time."

And assesses Sadr in Qom, Iran for years where he teaches religious in its possession.

The meeting came at a time when Najaf had been scheduled to receive an answer meeting in Arbil from the National Alliance for the reformist paper which they have made, and confirmation of the chest not receiving any reply to his letter.

He declined earlier in the chest, to comment on the question to his followers on the withdrawal of confidence from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki with the deadline set by him, as he emphasized that the decision whether or not to stick to its demands will be determined during the next few hours.

According to the decisions of the Arbil meeting it was decided to grant 15-day deadline set by the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to start implementing the decisions of the meeting held the 28 of April.

According to sources, the letter addressed to the National Alliance included a focus on the importance of the national meeting and the need to adhere to its decisions that come out, and commitment to the Constitution which defines the form of the state and the relationship of the three powers and the independence of the judiciary and the nomination of the names of the security ministries, to be ratified by the House of Representatives during the week if there is a sincere intention and serious by al-Maliki.

And ridden in the Iraqi political scene differences sustained among the various political blocs, and escalated in intensity in recent times after an exchange of accusations between Baghdad and Erbil on trend "dictatorship" of the government of Nouri al-Maliki, according to the Kurds, and the corresponding charges of smuggling Iraqi oil producer in the region to Iran, according to Maliki's coalition .

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