Iraqi News Adviser to Maliki: "The government will be the next majority government, political pa

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Adviser to Maliki: "The government will be the next majority government, political participation of some parties large lists

Wednesday, 17/03/2010 | 12:26

Media adviser to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Ali al-Moussawi, said the government will be the next majority government, political, adding that the blocks closest to the formation of such a majority, in addition to coalition rule of law, is a list of some of the Kurdistani Alliance and the Coalition Parties of the Iraqi National List and the Iraqi Accord and some elements of the Iraqi List, as well as other small blocks.

Moussawi said in an interview with Asharq al-Awsat Saudi newspapers on Tuesday that the next government would be "a majority government policy as stated by the candidate won the most votes so far, the prime minister Nuri al-Maliki, who has repeatedly said the failure of the Government of compatibility considered another expression of the Government quotas, "adding that Maliki" determined the composition of the government adopts a political project, agile and nationally away from the sectarian undercurrents and party, and the ministers are accountable to the Prime Minister and not to the parties and their respective Groups. "

According to preliminary results of the election commission, the rule of law, a coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the top results so far after a recount of more than 60% of them.

He said al-Moussawi said "all the candidate blocks for the formation of such a majority, may be a list of some of the Kurdistani Alliance and National Coalition parties and the compatibility list and some elements of the Iraqi List and the small blocs, are closest to the list of the Prime Minister in their efforts to form a government."

The past days have seen a movement among political parties to discuss alliances to form the next government in the light of initial results of the parliamentary elections which took place on the seventh of March with the participation of more than 62% according to the Electoral Commission.

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Does anyone understand a fricken word of this????

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Does anyone understand a fricken word of this????

No! (too short) No!