Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in parliament during the session a vote of confidence for his government and the few minutes before the vote on his ministers (21 December 2010)

Alsumaria News reveal the number of signatures to withdraw confidence from Maliki's parliamentary bloc, according to all
Editor: NK Tuesday 05 حزيران 2012 09:28 GMT

Sumerian News / Baghdad

Sources informed political, Tuesday, that the list of percent and seventy-six deputies who signed the letter of withdrawal of confidence from Maliki includes signatures of nine deputies from the National Alliance, some of them are independent, as sources confirmed that the mass change Kurdish opposition has not resolved its position, while confirming the Iraqi List, that the mass of the Board Top promised to vote to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki when it was put up in Parliament.

The sources said "Alsumaria News" that the distribution of signatures on a book of Representatives to withdraw confidence, which reached to the President, Jalal Talabani, was as follows:

Sadrists 40 signatures

A coalition of Kurdish blocs 49 signatures

The coalition in Iraq 75 signatures

3 Signatures of minorities

National Alliance 9 Signatures

The sources said that the signatures of the National Alliance MPs belonging to the dissident coalition of law and some deputies of the National Coalition and other independents in the coalition.

The sources indicated that the mass change Bnoabha eight did not specify its position so far from the subject of withdrawal of confidence but a spokesman for the bloc MP Sardar Abdullah assured the Sumerian News that his bloc will vote in favor of national direction.

The sources pointed out that the number of deputies of the Iraqi List, who Qoawa to withdraw confidence from the Maliki reached 87 members of 12 of them signed after sending the book to the President of the Republic, while the leader of the existing ethyl Nujaifi that the mass of the Supreme Council headed by Ammar al-Hakim, which holds 15 seats in parliament did not sign the book of no-confidence vote but promised to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki, when asked in Parliament.

According to sources, the vote to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki is expected to take place mid-month.

The Sadrists announced, led by Moqtada al-Sadr, said on Monday (June 4 current), on receipt of President Jalal Talabani signatures of 176 deputies to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, in the face of Talabani, the formation of a committee headed by the director of his office to initiate the audit letters signed by several members of the House of Representatives and counting to avoid any challenges or doubts in order to ensure the health and safety of the constitutional process in the country.

But Maliki, Talabani called on to transmit the signatures to the criminal investigation to make sure it is correct, considering that the organization lists the names of some MPs outside parliament coupled with "practices are unconstitutional," while the face of the organs concerned to bring all of the evidence against him carry out fraud or threat in order to take the sign House and brought to justice.

Al-Sadr called for a few hours before al-Maliki to resign "for the people and partners," as called for mass free of the current presidency of the National Alliance to consult with its components for the selection of an alternative to Maliki and not to waste time.

The State of Law Coalition led by al-Maliki, said on Monday that Washington will be able to convince more than one party political necessity of dialogue if entered on the line of the political crisis, pointing out that the political actors still see that the United States have a say, in a statement came against the backdrop of what transferred a number of media on the visit of U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden to Iraq this week to intervene to end the current political crisis in accordance with the scenario set in the White House.

The governor of Nineveh ethyl Najafi revealed, in (31 May 2012), that the number of deputies who signed the withdrawal of confidence from al-Maliki so far exceeded the required quorum, stressing that, including deputies for the National Alliance, in what was considered the leader of the coalition of state law Mohammed Chihod, talk to the governor of Nineveh mention of "the dictatorship of Saddam," stressing that the project adopted by the regional countries and the funds allocated to him, urged the Sadrists not to be dragged behind the project.

The country is witnessing a political crisis that some observers emphasize that it is on the rise in the unity of the differences between the political blocs, having transformed from a difference between the Iraqi List and the rule of law to the difference in the latter with the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadr movement and other movements and parties.

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