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Allawi is to extend the mandate of the third owners of "monopoly of power and the entrenchment of dictatorship"
Editor: HAH | HL Sunday 22 نيسان 2012 13:22 GMT
The Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi
Sumerian News / Baghdad
Considered the Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi, Sunday, to extend the mandate of the third Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's "monopoly of power and the entrenchment of dictatorship," which will lead the country into division and sectarianism, while Maliki accused of violating the constitution and the concentration of power in his hand with the security forces and the military threat of the persecution of his political rivals.
And Iyad Allawi said in an interview with the newspaper Rose Al-Youssef of Egypt, that "attempts to extension of the current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for a third term represents the monopoly of power and the consecration of the dictatorship," warning "slip of a new Iraq to violence and division under the dictatorship of Nouri al-Maliki."
Allawi added that "the country began to slide back toward the clutches of the rule of individual grave There is no doubt that it will lead to the dictatorship of a comprehensive actually started to topple all the hopes and aspirations for a federal democratic, prosperous and stable," noting that "Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki violates the Constitution constantly, taking advantage of the unlimited support Tehran and the indifference of Washington, in order to concentrate power in his hand with the security forces and the military threat of the persecution of his political rivals. "
He said Allawi, that "the absence of sustained any apparent effort by Washington as caretakers of the Convention on Arbil, in order to overcome the current impasse will fall Iraq inevitably in a spiral of violence between the sects and ethnicities and even political parties," asserting that "the continuation of the current situation for what it is will lead to aggravation of the differences and encourages also some provinces to declare itself autonomous regions, as is the case with the provinces of Basra, Salahuddin, Diyala and Anbar. "
The Allawi that the "Declaration of the provinces themselves autonomous zones would in turn double the conflicts between the central government and regions by and between the various sects and religious sects which Mibran compete among themselves for power and influence of the other, thus threatening to revive the rounds of retaliatory violence mutual in Iraq in the dark days between 2006 and 2007. "
He said Allawi, "the United States to ignore the obvious to the situation in Iraq has given al-Maliki is justified confidence to move closer and further from his goal in the establishment of absolute power by scandalous to avoid the application of the Arbil power-sharing, which was sponsored by Massoud Barzani and the White House."
She stressed the Iraqi bloc of free, on 16 April 2012, opponents of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki are trying to blackmail him by asking the subject of non-renewal for a third term, saying that the Constitution did not provide for the number of states but select the ballot box.
And Article 72 of the Constitution mandate of the President of the Republic four years, and may be re-elected for a second term only, while Article 77 stipulates that the President of the Council of Ministers President of the Republic is required.
The number of the media pointed to the existence of political blocs sought to determine the mandate of the Prime Minister to two terms only through the draft law raised in the House of Representatives.
The independent MP Sabah al-Saadi made in, the month of September of last year, to the Parliament a draft law consists of a six-point defines the mandate of the Prime Minister any two terms of eight years only, whether before or after the mandates of the law.
He revealed the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi, on Wednesday (April 18, 2012), the existence of old alliances and new with the Kurds and the Sadr movement and some of the Islamic parties to counter the "uniqueness of al-Maliki in power," and stressed that the Prime Minister no longer has only three options but to achieve the partnership through the implementation of the Convention of Arbil or early elections or step down, pointing out that Iraq is ready to turn to the opposition.
And waved the Iraqi List, in (April 18, 2012) Also, the formation of an alliance with the political blocs parliamentary order to vote out the current government headed by Nuri al-Maliki if not implemented agreements Arbil, saying that House Speaker Osama Najafi condition of the Vice President of the Republic Khudair Khuzaie be future meetings to discuss the implementation of agreements and not to present papers.
It is noteworthy that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki received the post of prime minister in his first term in 2006, when solving a successor to President of the National Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaafari after he won the National Coalition Consolidated then parliamentary elections, in the form of al-Maliki elections of March 2010 a coalition of state law, which came second with 89 parliamentary seats after the Iraqi List won 91 seats, which nominated President Iyad Allawi for the post, but the question of the political majority after the alliance of Maliki's coalition with the National Alliance, which won a 70 seat is settled position in favor of al-Maliki to assume officially on 21 December 2010 after parliament granted him the confidence of the Government is completed on time.
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Editor: HAH | HL Sunday 22 نيسان 2012 13:22 GMT
The Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi
Sumerian News / Baghdad
Considered the Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi, Sunday, to extend the mandate of the third Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's "monopoly of power and the entrenchment of dictatorship," which will lead the country into division and sectarianism, while Maliki accused of violating the constitution and the concentration of power in his hand with the security forces and the military threat of the persecution of his political rivals.
And Iyad Allawi said in an interview with the newspaper Rose Al-Youssef of Egypt, that "attempts to extension of the current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for a third term represents the monopoly of power and the consecration of the dictatorship," warning "slip of a new Iraq to violence and division under the dictatorship of Nouri al-Maliki."
Allawi added that "the country began to slide back toward the clutches of the rule of individual grave There is no doubt that it will lead to the dictatorship of a comprehensive actually started to topple all the hopes and aspirations for a federal democratic, prosperous and stable," noting that "Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki violates the Constitution constantly, taking advantage of the unlimited support Tehran and the indifference of Washington, in order to concentrate power in his hand with the security forces and the military threat of the persecution of his political rivals. "
He said Allawi, that "the absence of sustained any apparent effort by Washington as caretakers of the Convention on Arbil, in order to overcome the current impasse will fall Iraq inevitably in a spiral of violence between the sects and ethnicities and even political parties," asserting that "the continuation of the current situation for what it is will lead to aggravation of the differences and encourages also some provinces to declare itself autonomous regions, as is the case with the provinces of Basra, Salahuddin, Diyala and Anbar. "
The Allawi that the "Declaration of the provinces themselves autonomous zones would in turn double the conflicts between the central government and regions by and between the various sects and religious sects which Mibran compete among themselves for power and influence of the other, thus threatening to revive the rounds of retaliatory violence mutual in Iraq in the dark days between 2006 and 2007. "
He said Allawi, "the United States to ignore the obvious to the situation in Iraq has given al-Maliki is justified confidence to move closer and further from his goal in the establishment of absolute power by scandalous to avoid the application of the Arbil power-sharing, which was sponsored by Massoud Barzani and the White House."
She stressed the Iraqi bloc of free, on 16 April 2012, opponents of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki are trying to blackmail him by asking the subject of non-renewal for a third term, saying that the Constitution did not provide for the number of states but select the ballot box.
And Article 72 of the Constitution mandate of the President of the Republic four years, and may be re-elected for a second term only, while Article 77 stipulates that the President of the Council of Ministers President of the Republic is required.
The number of the media pointed to the existence of political blocs sought to determine the mandate of the Prime Minister to two terms only through the draft law raised in the House of Representatives.
The independent MP Sabah al-Saadi made in, the month of September of last year, to the Parliament a draft law consists of a six-point defines the mandate of the Prime Minister any two terms of eight years only, whether before or after the mandates of the law.
He revealed the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi, on Wednesday (April 18, 2012), the existence of old alliances and new with the Kurds and the Sadr movement and some of the Islamic parties to counter the "uniqueness of al-Maliki in power," and stressed that the Prime Minister no longer has only three options but to achieve the partnership through the implementation of the Convention of Arbil or early elections or step down, pointing out that Iraq is ready to turn to the opposition.
And waved the Iraqi List, in (April 18, 2012) Also, the formation of an alliance with the political blocs parliamentary order to vote out the current government headed by Nuri al-Maliki if not implemented agreements Arbil, saying that House Speaker Osama Najafi condition of the Vice President of the Republic Khudair Khuzaie be future meetings to discuss the implementation of agreements and not to present papers.
It is noteworthy that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki received the post of prime minister in his first term in 2006, when solving a successor to President of the National Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaafari after he won the National Coalition Consolidated then parliamentary elections, in the form of al-Maliki elections of March 2010 a coalition of state law, which came second with 89 parliamentary seats after the Iraqi List won 91 seats, which nominated President Iyad Allawi for the post, but the question of the political majority after the alliance of Maliki's coalition with the National Alliance, which won a 70 seat is settled position in favor of al-Maliki to assume officially on 21 December 2010 after parliament granted him the confidence of the Government is completed on time.
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