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Sunday, April 22 / April 2012 17:51
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates criticized the MP for the state of law Alfalh, told the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi, to one of the Egyptian press about the extension of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, for a third term, stressing that Allawi negatively impact on the Partnership.
Mr Allawi said in an interview with the Egyptian magazine Rose Al-Youssef, "The extension of al-Maliki for a third term is an attempt to monopolize the power and the destruction of the entire political process in Iraq and if Maliki does not have a real partnership will choose someone other than the National Alliance."
He said Alfalh, told {Euphrates News} today that the "theme extension to the Prime Minister is not, however, Allawi or al-Maliki, but, however, the Iraqi people, through elections," he said, adding that "if the people elected any personal and or renewed confidence in him can not be for Allawi or any other change convinced the people. "
And the threat of Allawi's selection is al-Maliki in the event did not abide by the partnership said Alfalh "Allawi is not interested in the partnership because it is hurting them did not describe his intention towards them, not even for one day," adding that "the first day after the agreements Arbil Disclaimer Allawi and the Iraqi list of these agreements did not elected President of the Republic. "
The political scene exacerbated evident in the attitudes, especially among the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, among other topics, most notably the issues of Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi, Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq as the first issued an arrest warrant against the backdrop of charges against him and support terrorist operations carried out by members of the protection, but they suffer from al-Mutlaq, a request to withdraw his confidence by al-Maliki to the House of Representatives on the back of a press statement. ended
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Sunday, April 22 / April 2012 17:51
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates criticized the MP for the state of law Alfalh, told the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi, to one of the Egyptian press about the extension of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, for a third term, stressing that Allawi negatively impact on the Partnership.
Mr Allawi said in an interview with the Egyptian magazine Rose Al-Youssef, "The extension of al-Maliki for a third term is an attempt to monopolize the power and the destruction of the entire political process in Iraq and if Maliki does not have a real partnership will choose someone other than the National Alliance."
He said Alfalh, told {Euphrates News} today that the "theme extension to the Prime Minister is not, however, Allawi or al-Maliki, but, however, the Iraqi people, through elections," he said, adding that "if the people elected any personal and or renewed confidence in him can not be for Allawi or any other change convinced the people. "
And the threat of Allawi's selection is al-Maliki in the event did not abide by the partnership said Alfalh "Allawi is not interested in the partnership because it is hurting them did not describe his intention towards them, not even for one day," adding that "the first day after the agreements Arbil Disclaimer Allawi and the Iraqi list of these agreements did not elected President of the Republic. "
The political scene exacerbated evident in the attitudes, especially among the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, among other topics, most notably the issues of Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi, Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq as the first issued an arrest warrant against the backdrop of charges against him and support terrorist operations carried out by members of the protection, but they suffer from al-Mutlaq, a request to withdraw his confidence by al-Maliki to the House of Representatives on the back of a press statement. ended
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