Sangaree: Commission gave the government until the middle of this month to create the conditions of Anbar or postponement of the elections

Wednesday, February 5, 2014 09:23



[Baghdad - where]

A Deputy for a coalition united to the Electoral Commission for elections, had given the government to the very middle of this month to create a situation in Anbar province, to conduct preparations for the electoral process or postponed.

Anbar province is experiencing weeks of military operations between the security forces backed by gunmen from the tribes and between the base and regulatory Daash.

According to MP Fares Sangaree told all of Iraq [where] that "according to our information that the Election Commission has given a deadline for the government to extremely 16 of this month to prepare things for the elections in Anbar Otherwise, they will be prompted postponed, and say that if he had not been in Anbar may postpone elections , because it is not possible to take place without the other province, they are parliamentary elections. "

He added that he "would have been better to solve the crisis by leaving the matter to the Anbar tribes so they have the previous experience, but it seems that there are plans and directions of the government's other, her goals, including the postponement of the elections, and this is what we expect."

He pointed to Sangaree "We want to address the problem of displaced families which numbered [50] thousand families displaced from Anbar", blaming political blocs responsible for maintaining the security of lives and displaced people, and "we have to stand on their side under difficult circumstances."

He also called for a united political blocs to "assume its responsibilities because it is the duty of humanist before being patriotic," adding that he "does not return to MPs united to Parliament only to dissolve file displaced people and respect for the Constitution in the immunity of MP Ahmed al-Alwani, but if there were issues related to Bmelvh must follow legal ".

The Electoral Commission for elections may be expressed in 18 of the last month, concern about the vulnerability of its preparations for the conduct of the electoral process in Anbar province due to the ongoing military operations there.

The deputy chairman of the Board of Commissioners Kata Zobaie's [where] that "the Commission is ready to conduct the electoral process in all provinces, but we are very concerned, especially the situation in Anbar, because the schedule which was prepared by the Commission and we got the stage to make us worried, especially with regard to the training staff at the polling stations and the distribution of electronic card on the citizens which led to the obstruction of our work as a result of ongoing security operations in the province. "

The Zobaie that "for the postponement of the elections it is linked to the security situation, according to the reports that we receive from the Supreme Security Committee for the elections says the situation there is good," noting that "the postponement of the elections does not mean UNHCR only, but must submit a proposal to do so by the security committee Upper and submitted to the Council of Ministers, which in turn determines if the security situation requires the postponement of the elections or not. "


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