Lebanese newspaper Al-Maliki would withdraw his candidacy soon: Prime reference pressure

[jetphyxr]

We'll see...

 

 

Lebanese newspaper Al-Maliki would withdraw his candidacy soon: Prime reference pressure Lebanese newspaper Al-Maliki would withdraw his candidacy soon: Prime reference pressure

Section: News July 17, 2014 5: 19 pmNumber of readers: 61

 

 

Lebanese newspaper said that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki would soon withdraw its candidacy from the Prime Minister for a third term after pressure from religious reference.

The newspaper said in her address [Al-Maliki filed Presidency soon] "seems to be the political crisis-weary Iraq stranglehold, has come out of the bottleneck, after completing his mission Parliament vote for Parliament Speaker and his two deputies, political consensus, and resolve the Kurdish Alliance from presidential candidates."

"The crisis between the components of the National Coalition on the one hand, and between the Alliance and other political blocs, meanwhile, is reached an end, as high-ranking political sources hinted of in the National Alliance, an agreement I gave up Al-Maliki's candidacy for Prime Minister, in return for granting the State of law Coalition, positions and sovereign ministries, resolve the first name the leader of the Dawa party, Haidar Al-Abbadi, first Deputy Speaker of the Parliament."

Lebanese newspaper quoted what it called informed sources within the National Alliance, attended many meetings of the senior leaders of the National Alliance, said, "Al-Maliki would announce his withdrawal from the running for the Prime Minister soon, the candidate will be nominated, and in agreement with the leadership of the National Alliance," adding that "the political situation a detente, but it depends on the security and military success".

The official said no State of law Coalition abandoned its right to nominate the Prime Minister, under regional conspiracies against Iraq, which aims to replace Al-Maliki in power. According to the newspaper.

And the source for the Lebanese newspaper "the National Alliance recognizes the importance of the circumstance that the designation of a candidate for Prime Minister, were persuading religious reference and other parties of this, referring to Maliki's refusal to give up the Presidency Declaration, naming his successor, what victories achieved military and security on the ground."

The news said that "the National Alliance faces pressure by religious reference in Najaf and the Iraqi Street, which is concerned about the future, with big political vacuum, adding to international pressure for the need to achieve political consensus and the formation of a new Government, to assist Iraq in its fight against terrorist organizations."

The delegation representing the State of law Coalition, conducted this week, a series of contacts and meetings with religious authorities and their representatives, to brief them on the situation to the new President, or Maliki stepped down from the stand, and a day after the spread of information confirming advice to Al-Maliki not to its attachment to the Prime Minister, although his eligibility and his coalition with the highest percentage of votes in the last parliamentary elections. "

"The information confirmed that Al-Maliki took the advice, but wanted to delay the announcement until the military victories on the ground, to deliver a letter to the regional States which lurked a moment change Al-Maliki to promote a change of Prime Minister in Iraq under the pressure of arms."

News quoted Lebanese member of State of law Coalition Salman Hassan, saying that "the State of law Coalition did not replace Al-Maliki so far," but said, "but there is flexibility of leaders for dialogues with other parties, and to identify the real reasons to oppose al-Maliki by leading political blocs"

Hassan said that "the leaders of the National Alliance holding almost daily meetings, and succeeded in achieving the important agreements, which led to the designation of the President of the Parliament and his two deputies."

Meanwhile, a source from within the State of law Coalition-speak to the paper-to put forward new candidates for Prime Minister, but the Coalition insisted on its attachment and commitment to naming the new Prime Minister.

The source told the news that the "new nominations, be agreed to dismiss Maliki, receding between Ibrahim Al-Jaafari and Tariq star, denied the existence of any options or other submissions by the components of the Alliance, in which some members of the Liberal bloc of Sadrists, for their commitment to support a candidate from outside the State of law."

 

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[Perspective2011]

Announce it "soon"...

 

This will take a good minute or two 

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On a serious note, I don't see it being too long.

Edited July 17, 2014 by Perspective2011

[rdoncampos]

thanks

[EagleEye]

yesterday works for me   just saying

[sandfly]

THANKS