State law: the opposition parties failed to implement the no-confidence

Created on Saturday, 09 حزيران / يونيو 2012 07:48 | |


Baghdad / Orr News

MP ruled out a coalition of state law, Abdul-Abbas Xiaa ability of political parties to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, adding that the objecting parties if they were able to pull the confidence to that carried out some time ago.

A broadly on Saturday, told (Orr), "The Alliance of Kurdistan and the Iraqi List, is unable to withdraw confidence from the government despite the fact that confidence is constitutional if it meets the legal requirements," noting "the existence of some of the agreements which are held behind the scenes between some political parties to provide inducements in order to accelerate the withdrawal of confidence. "

The MP for the coalition of state law that "The parties claim no confidence if I could gather enough votes to go to parliament to withdraw confidence and not hesitate throughout the previous period," pointing out that "the inability of the parties to make it Tlji to media statements and escalation."

The MP for the Liberal bloc Jawad al-Jubouri, had confirmed that the options are open for the opposition parties and to demand the withdrawal of confidence, especially as it represents the majority at the present time, indicating that the opposition blocs could no confidence at any time as stipulated in the Constitution.

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