Saturday 06/30/2012
Baghdad (news) ..
MP from / coalition in Iraq / Mohammad Khaldi, a snap election
solutions "actually" to save the political process, pointing out that
close all the doors to political dialogue will push the blocks to early
elections.
He said Khalidi, in a statement (of the Agency news) on Saturday: (We in the coalition in Iraq (we think that the ways of dialogue and political solutions still remain and are open to all political forces, and if not successful political dialogue, Back then, could be talking about early elections is one of the options before the political parties.
He added that the early elections as a constitutional reaction to the interrogation of al-Maliki's efforts, but to call this decision lacks political support in the House of Representatives.
He pointed out: that the Iraqi constitution, put the doors to get out of this crisis have to resort to the reforms and this has been surpassed in the present time, where the blocks went to the last option which is either no confidence or a snap election.
This is demanding of the three political forces (Iraqi Kurdistan Sadrists) to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki after their differences with him, while demanding Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's calls for political dialogue to resolve the crisis in the event of his failure to resort to early elections. / End / 12. N. R /
He said Khalidi, in a statement (of the Agency news) on Saturday: (We in the coalition in Iraq (we think that the ways of dialogue and political solutions still remain and are open to all political forces, and if not successful political dialogue, Back then, could be talking about early elections is one of the options before the political parties.
He added that the early elections as a constitutional reaction to the interrogation of al-Maliki's efforts, but to call this decision lacks political support in the House of Representatives.
He pointed out: that the Iraqi constitution, put the doors to get out of this crisis have to resort to the reforms and this has been surpassed in the present time, where the blocks went to the last option which is either no confidence or a snap election.
This is demanding of the three political forces (Iraqi Kurdistan Sadrists) to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki after their differences with him, while demanding Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's calls for political dialogue to resolve the crisis in the event of his failure to resort to early elections. / End / 12. N. R /