"Liberal" conducting consultations with "new look" united and refuses to return without "amnesty"

Friday, February 22, 2014 17:07


Twilight News / revealed a mass of "free" parliamentary Saturday start making consulted with the rest of the forces about the file's controversial budget at a time in which he stated that the State of Law coalition bloc "United" will not return to parliament sessions, but the inclusion of the general amnesty law its agenda.

alt The head of the Liberal bloc bright Naji in an interview with "Twilight News" that "will be held several discussions and meetings with the rest of the blocks in order to speed up adoption of the budget law."

"We in the Liberal bloc Bhltha new we will have consultations with other blocs and parties in order to accelerate drawers budget law and solving all the problems and differences that can disrupt passed."

He implied that the block will attend parliament sessions and the next said that "our presence will help accelerate the process of the budget."

He confirmed that the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Liberal bloc appealed directly after the formation of the cluster members need to return to their parliamentary and reverse their resignations in order to pass important laws.

Meanwhile, a member of the State of Law bloc MP Khaled al-Asadi said, "as required by the mass united inclusion of the general amnesty law as a condition for returning to the bargaining sessions, Parliament is not profitable."

Asadi explained in an interview with "Twilight News" "possible to put forward the general amnesty law in Parliament is subject to the condition that the constitutional and legal framework."

"The fact that the law poses bargaining between hunger among the people and get out of this terrorism will lose more united as partners in the political process.

He called al-Asadi, all the blocks to complete the quorum of the session tomorrow.


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