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Liberal bloc: political conflicts within the House of Representatives blocked the adoption of many important laws
18/06/2011 10:05
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - The Liberal cluster rallying under the National Alliance, on Saturday, that the conflict between the political blocs in the parliament blocked approval of several important laws, noting that the deadline cent on set by Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to evaluate the performance of ministries was Express,.
A member of the Liberal bloc Hussein al-Lami told Christan News (Rn), that "the conflicts and tensions between different political blocs, an obstacle to the adoption of many laws that serve the Iraqi citizen," pointing out that "many of the political forces determined to bring all the projects that serve the citizen and the government to the Presidency to be placed on the agenda to be voted on. "
Lami said that "the majority believes that the political blocs cent on deadline set for the statement of work of the ministries is insufficient and that the decision of Prime Minister identified this period was in a hurry, and could have been a grace period of ministers and officials longer."
The Lami "rule out the possibility that interrogation is a minister about what we achieved during this period."
The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki gave his government in February 28 last hundred days to improve the performance of their ministries, to be evaluating the work of the government and the ministries of the individual to determine its success or failure of which begins after the deadline.
And met the deadline set by al-Maliki mixed reactions, is viewed as the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, a period of 100 days given by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to make the reforms a chance to stall and not reform, it did not define the evaluation criteria, are required to develop methods and clear for the detection of cases of corruption in government institutions , while the Sadrists have accused the President of the Iraqi government of shirking responsibility for the faltering government in its work and direction of the load and responsibility for any failure of his ministers, calling for re-evaluation of government performance and accountability rather than ministers.
Iraq has seen the formation of his government after a few months, a series of protests demanding reforms and provide opportunities for the unemployed and the fight against corruption and the provision of Electrical Energy.
The demonstrations have seen in Iraq is the biggest since 2003, comes as he prepares to end the U.S. military presence in the supposed date - according to a security agreement - that the end of the year.
Iraq continues to suffer a severe shortage of electricity supply that is not enough only for a few hours a day up to eight hours, and this is a major source of popular anger towards the authorities have failed to overcome the problem, despite an abundance of oil revenues.
Iraq plans to increase the capacity of electricity to 27 thousand megawatts in the next four years and require an investment of not less than 3-4 billion dollars a year to be able to achieve this goal.
Observers expect that the repeated disturbances - which accompanied the demonstrations in the south last summer against the lack of electricity - in the demonstrations which are expected to emerge after a period of hundred days, in the summer when temperatures exceed 50.
The power crisis more slogans filed by demonstrators.
The protesters are demanding the Iraqis to provide jobs for the unemployed and raise the monthly salaries of employees, and providing electrical power and close the shortfall in what is known within the food ration cards.
Of Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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18/06/2011 10:05
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - The Liberal cluster rallying under the National Alliance, on Saturday, that the conflict between the political blocs in the parliament blocked approval of several important laws, noting that the deadline cent on set by Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to evaluate the performance of ministries was Express,.
A member of the Liberal bloc Hussein al-Lami told Christan News (Rn), that "the conflicts and tensions between different political blocs, an obstacle to the adoption of many laws that serve the Iraqi citizen," pointing out that "many of the political forces determined to bring all the projects that serve the citizen and the government to the Presidency to be placed on the agenda to be voted on. "
Lami said that "the majority believes that the political blocs cent on deadline set for the statement of work of the ministries is insufficient and that the decision of Prime Minister identified this period was in a hurry, and could have been a grace period of ministers and officials longer."
The Lami "rule out the possibility that interrogation is a minister about what we achieved during this period."
The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki gave his government in February 28 last hundred days to improve the performance of their ministries, to be evaluating the work of the government and the ministries of the individual to determine its success or failure of which begins after the deadline.
And met the deadline set by al-Maliki mixed reactions, is viewed as the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, a period of 100 days given by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to make the reforms a chance to stall and not reform, it did not define the evaluation criteria, are required to develop methods and clear for the detection of cases of corruption in government institutions , while the Sadrists have accused the President of the Iraqi government of shirking responsibility for the faltering government in its work and direction of the load and responsibility for any failure of his ministers, calling for re-evaluation of government performance and accountability rather than ministers.
Iraq has seen the formation of his government after a few months, a series of protests demanding reforms and provide opportunities for the unemployed and the fight against corruption and the provision of Electrical Energy.
The demonstrations have seen in Iraq is the biggest since 2003, comes as he prepares to end the U.S. military presence in the supposed date - according to a security agreement - that the end of the year.
Iraq continues to suffer a severe shortage of electricity supply that is not enough only for a few hours a day up to eight hours, and this is a major source of popular anger towards the authorities have failed to overcome the problem, despite an abundance of oil revenues.
Iraq plans to increase the capacity of electricity to 27 thousand megawatts in the next four years and require an investment of not less than 3-4 billion dollars a year to be able to achieve this goal.
Observers expect that the repeated disturbances - which accompanied the demonstrations in the south last summer against the lack of electricity - in the demonstrations which are expected to emerge after a period of hundred days, in the summer when temperatures exceed 50.
The power crisis more slogans filed by demonstrators.
The protesters are demanding the Iraqis to provide jobs for the unemployed and raise the monthly salaries of employees, and providing electrical power and close the shortfall in what is known within the food ration cards.
Of Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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