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Don961:  Saturday November 2, 2019 12:00

 Anti-corruption reveals the resolution of 8 thousand files so far

 The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption announced today, Saturday, the resolution of about eight thousand files of corruption out of 12 files, indicating that the delay in resolving those files was not due to the judiciary, but because of administrative investigations.

Council member Saeed Yassin Moussa said in a statement that “the exceptional measures taken by the Supreme Judicial Council to initiate effective anti-corruption measures will lead to the resolution of more than 12,000 cases of corruption previously protected due to delays in administrative procedures that represented An impregnable fence to protect the corrupt. ”

Moussa added that "the delay in resolving these files was not because of the judiciary, but because of administrative investigations that the head of the department - who is a minister or deputy - was entitled to delay for various reasons, and therefore do not reach the judiciary to decide, which is now exceeded."

He pointed out that “of the 12 thousand files of corruption had been resolved about 8000 thousand of them, while remaining important issues are thousands. Therefore, such decisive measures have now begun to set the record straight.     link 

 OlLar:  Just thinking out loud about Frank's last video, he said in the next 2 weeks we shouldn't need him anymore , he also cryptically talk about the planets aligning? Now Nov 10th or 11th is an important Islamic holiday and on the 12th it's either mercury or Venus will be directly in between the sun and Earth won't happen again until 2039. Just sayin

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Samson:  Trade reveals huge financial losses in Iraq

2019/11/2 22:42

Trade Minister Mohammed Hashim al-Ani said that the closure of the southern ports by demonstrators will negatively affect the flow of food items in the ration card items to the ministry's warehouses.

Ani said in a statement, received (Euphrates News) a copy, that "the closure of southern ports by demonstrators, negatively affect the flow of food in the ration card to the ministry's stores and delays the processing of vocabulary to citizens." He added, "There are a number of ships loaded with rice and food for the Ministry of Commerce, delayed unloading of their cargo, because of the closure of ports and this costs Iraq a large amount of money, since the ministry has contracts with companies and ships, certain times for the process of loading and unloading."

Al-Ani pointed out that "the ministry stands with the legitimate demands of the demonstrators and worked in cooperation with the ministerial committee to meet them, and here we call on the demonstrators not to endanger the interests of the people, especially as these ships carry food for citizens." It is noteworthy that a group of demonstrators set up tents sit in front of the port of Umm Qasr, south of Basra, and closed the roads leading to it.   LINK

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Samson:  Details of the decision to arrest the former governor of Diwaniya

2019/11/03 13:06

Disclosed the integrity of the details of the decision to arrest the former governor of Diwaniya, indicating that the accused caused the waste of an amount of more than two billion dinars.

The Department of Integrity Investigations in a statement to the Commission received a copy of the agency (Euphrates News), details of the decision issued by the Court of Inquiry in Diwaniya competent to hear cases of integrity in the case investigated and referred to the judiciary, indicating that the defendant has done damage to public money.

The Ministry of Integrity pointed out that "the value of damage to public money, according to the report of experts is about two billion dinars, where the annual rent for the land area of ​​11 dunums allocated to the project 35 million dinars. "The accused was based Li provisions of Article 340 of the Penal Code to detention under judicial memorandum issued against him".   LINK

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Samson:  Issuing subpoenas against the former Governor of Diwaniya and members of the Council

3rd November, 2019

The head of the security committee in the Diwaniya provincial council dissolved Ghanim al-Jubouri, on Sunday, the issuance of judicial warrants bring most members of the provincial council in the previous session.

Jubouri said in a statement to the information that "judicial warrants were issued against members of the provincial council in the previous session as well as the former governor Sami al-Hasnawi because of suspicions of corruption files." He added that "the former governor Sami al-Hasnawi himself attended the competent departments and gave his statement voluntarily without any implementation of a warrant for his arrest."

Jubouri explained that "the dissolution of the provincial councils and the spread of administrative and financial corruption borne by the central government because it did not deal with the file of corruption firmly and persistently."  LINK