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Iraq's political differences weakened
government, Kurdistan stronger: MP
21.5.2012 |
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File photo: A lawmakers of Iraqi National Alliance
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May 21, 2012
BAGHDAD,— National Alliance MP Ali Kurdi
announced on Saturday that the political differences
weakened the government and made Kurdistan region
stronger with great privileges to receive
delegations and accepting invitations.
Kurdi told Aswat al-Iraq that "the differences
continued since the formation of the present
government that led to its weakness, but gave more
power to Kurdistan".
He added that "the Kurdish region has more powers,
opposite to the government, in receiving the foreign
delegations and accepting invitations by anti-Iraqi
countries, which will have negative effects".
Kurdi called to resort to the constitution to end
the differences, "taking into consideration that
weakening the government will not be in their favor
not now or in the future", as he confirmed.
Iraq is witnessing continued political crisis since
December last along the accusations against
vice-president Tareq al-Hashimi with terrorism and
the attempts to demote deputy premier Saleh al-Mutlaq,www.ekurd.net
both leading members in Iraqiya bloc.
Mutlaq described Premier Nouri al-Maliki as "a
dictator", while Kurdish region president Masoud
Barzani described the Iraqi government as "a loser",
and charged Maliki to "unilaterally controlling the
power in Iraq".
President Talabani held a number of meetings with
Iraqi political figures to unify political stands.
Iraqiya bloc, in cooperation with Ahrar bloc,
affiliate to the Sadrist Trend, warned of
withdrawing confidence from the present government.
The Kurdish Alliance did not decide its stand,
despite the continued criticisms by Kurdish region
president Massoud Barzani against Premier Nouri al-Maliki.
Barzani charged the present government of being "a
loser" and Maliki trying to "unilaterally"
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