Urgent .. Osman Algehiche announce his withdrawal from the Iraqi List, and declares that it will be independent lawmaker All times any mass

Ali Aldhargam - 18/06/2012 AD - 10:20 AM


MP for the Iraqi List Osman Algehiche his withdrawal from it and act as an independent in the House of Representatives.

He said Algehiche told all of Iraq [where] the day Monday, "I will announce at a news conference Oakdh later in the day my withdrawal from the Iraqi List, and work as an independent in parliament and will not belong to any political party or block the other."

The member of the Parliamentary Integrity Commission that "among the most prominent reasons for this decision to withdraw Atkhave due to my desire to work as an independent in the Integrity Commission to disclose all the files of corruption and those involved in them whatever their views, without any influence or pressure from the Iraqi bloc."

He Algehiche "and that the continuation of the crisis and the political differences between the blocks and its impacts on the level of services was a motivation for me to announce my withdrawal from Iraq in order to claim freedom for the people's rights," noting that "my withdrawal from Iraq not because it deviated from its course, but to keep the political pressure for me in my claim the rights of the people and the detection files of corruption. "

This has seen the withdrawal of the Iraqi List, a number of legislators walked out, where eight of its members last March 2011 and formed a bloc known as the white mass.

Also saw the same white, including the withdrawal of five deputies and formed a new bloc on behalf of Iraq under the leadership of the free Qutaiba Jubouri and members of congress and high Nassif Mohammed Zuhair al-Araji Daami and safe and Saadi.

As three deputies walked about a block poeple and the name of an independent and patriotic.

Iraq is gripped by political crisis lasted months, especially after the U.S. withdrawal end of the year 2011 due to the escalation of disputes between the political blocs on matters concerning the partnership in the state administration as well as other files, has resulted in the continuation of the crisis to the request of some political blocs to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki after being held several meetings in each of the governorates of Erbil and Najaf.

The call for the withdrawal of confidence by the President of the Republic has failed after President Talabani on June 9 that the number of signatories to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki was [160] Vice-only which is less than the required number of [163] and called once again to the meeting national resolve the political crisis.


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Source of parliamentary (Orr): split 10 of Iraqi MPs and joining al-Maliki


Created on Monday, June 18 / يونيو 2012 11:45


Baghdad / Orr News

A source close parliamentary split ten MPs from the Iraqi List, indicating that the dissidents will join in an alliance with a coalition of state law in preparation for the formation of a government majority.

The source said Parliament told (Orr), who preferred anonymity, said "the ten members of new Iraqi List will announce dissidents from the list during the next few days," adding that "the dissidents would join the coalition of a coalition of state law as a prelude to the formation of majority government after questioning Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in the House of Representatives. "

The most likely source joining the head of the solution Jamal Karbouli to dissidents ten, noting that "the dialogues conducted with the head of Dialogue Front, Saleh al-Mutlaq to join the alliance's new," as source noted that "the deputy Osman Algehiche who broke today about Iraq will meet today or tomorrow, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki ".

The MP for the Iraqi List, Osman Algehiche has announced his withdrawal from the list at a press conference in the parliament building because of what he called "political deals" that you get and exchange of interests, stressing that he would work to fight corruption as an independent.


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