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Tuesday Afternoon Iraq Parliament News Highlights 7-19-22

Tuesday Afternoon Iraq Parliament News Highlights 7-19-22

The coordination framework extends the "48-hour deadline" to resolve the name of the Prime Minister due to the return of differences

Posted On2022-07-19 By Sotaliraq    Baghdad / Tamim Al-Hassan    Nuri al-Maliki, the leader of the state of law, returned to turn the "negotiating table" within the coordination framework because of his insistence on a third government term.

During the past 48 hours, al-Maliki was removed from the stock exchange of candidates to head the next government, after almost agreement on choosing a personality from the "second line".

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Al-Maliki's "coup" brought the discussions within the "Coordination Committee" back to the beginning, as the number of candidates for the position increased to about 10 people, including two leaders.

And on Sunday evening, the coordinating framework had gone a long way in filtering the names, and it reached 5 candidates, then to three, and later gave preference to only two, including the current prime minister.

According to informed sources, I spoke to (the term), "Al-Maliki is trying hard to remain in the race for the position of prime minister by changing the voting mechanism within the framework."

There is ambiguity about the method of voting within the coordination framework on decisions, especially regarding the form of the government and the next prime minister.

The Shiite group had announced earlier that it had formed a "seven" committee to resolve decisions within the "Coordination Committee", but this committee has not worked so far due to differences.

Before the recent developments in the "coordination" discussions, most of the forces within the Shiite bloc had agreed (on Sunday evening) that the seven parties vote for the prime minister's candidate.

According to the sources, "there is incompatibility between the seven parties (the Seven Body) with the withdrawal and return of Hadi al-Amiri, the leader of Al-Fateh, to meetings, and Haider al-Abadi, the leader of victory, became angry more than once."

According to that, "Al-Maliki" wants to put the vote on the next prime minister's candidate in the General Assembly of the "coordinating framework", which includes all Shiite MPs, even those outside the "framework".

The leader of the state of law is counting on the number of his seats, about 40, in addition to supporters from deputies from other parties inside and outside the coordination framework.

Commenting on what is happening within the coordinating framework, the deputy of the group, Ali Shaddad, told Al-Mada that "the name of the prime minister has not been resolved so far due to the lack of agreement within the forces forming the framework."

Shaddad revealed that "there is a desire among the first line (they are the leaders) in the coordinating framework to run for the position along with the second line."

Al-Attar's deputy confirmed that "there are efforts made by the leaders of wisdom, Ammar al-Hakim and Asa'ib Qais al-Khazali, to choose an acceptable and non-controversial figure.

Al-Maliki is considered among the "frameworkers" as a controversial figure, especially with Ali Fadel, the activist and journalist, continuing to broadcast what has become known as "Al-Maliki's leaks."

Fadel vowed yesterday that he will broadcast a new part, the fifth in the series of recordings, and revealed features of what the new leak contains, indicating that it will be an attack by "Al-Maliki" against "Abu Zainab al-Lami", who is the head of the security forces of the crowd.

The recent leaks, which al-Maliki denied for the second time in less than a week, had prompted the latter's relatives, such as MP Yasser Sakhel al-Maliki, to hint that the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, was behind these recordings without explicitly mentioning his name.

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Sakhil al-Maliki said in a tweet on "Twitter" that he deleted it after that, "Whatever you fabricated and conspired as you did yesterday, there is no renewal or allegiance to you," in a reference that I understood to be the leader of the Sadrist movement.

And the deputy added: "We warn you against re-igniting the fuse of sedition, and say goodbye in peace and save what is left of your face."

In turn, the State of Law representative, Alia Nassif, considered that these recordings are behind a force - she did not reveal her name - that does not want Al-Maliki's success.

Nassif said in a television interview, "Al-Maliki is still the candidate of the State of Law coalition for the post of prime minister, and he has no personal desire for the position."

She added: "The leaks that spread were intended to target personal and cause sedition and our strength, and did not weaken us."

In a tweet on "Twitter", the leader of State of Law again denied these recordings, and said that the crowd and its leaders are "the great hope," adding, "All counterfeiting and fabrication operations will not affect our relationship with the sons of the armed forces and the popular crowd."

In the latest leak, a voice attributed to "Al-Maliki" appeared describing the crowd as "a nation of cowards", and also threatened a "cruel war", threatening to attack "Al-Sadr" and the city of Najaf, and arm 15 groups.

Last Thursday, after the publication of the first leak, al-Maliki and his office denied the words that came in the entry, and considered them "falsification" and "a combination of modern technologies."

At that time, the leader of the Sadrist movement asked his supporters not to be indifferent to the recording, and he said in a tweet at the time: "Do not care about the leaks, we do not give him weight," without explicitly mentioning Al-Maliki's name.

Al-Maliki triggers a new crisis

On the other hand, "Al-Maliki's insistence" on taking power for the third time causes a shuffling of cards within the "coordinating framework", an increase in the number of candidates and the return of Shiite leaders to the race.

According to the leaks, Hadi al-Amiri's return to the competition a few days after his withdrawal, "is not serious insofar as he returned to prevent al-Maliki from obtaining a third term."

Likewise, Haider al-Abadi returned after the first row options were excluded from the candidacy, and other names were added, such as Asaad al-Eidani, Governor of Basra, Nassif al-Khattabi, Governor of Karbala, and former Minister of Sports Abdul-Hussein Abtan.

And the leaks before the “al-Maliki coup” had revealed the rise in the shares of Mustafa Al-Kazemi, the current prime minister, in the candidate’s stock exchange, especially with the success of the recent Jeddah conference, and his good relationship with the leader of the Sadrist movement Muqtada al-Sadr, as the “framework” is still afraid to choose a character that “provokes al-Sadr.” ».

Al-Kazemi is competing with Muhammad Al-Ghabban, the former Minister of Interior and a member of the Badr Organization, and to a lesser extent is competing with Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, the former Minister of Human Rights and the current deputy (head of the Euphrates Movement).

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On the other hand, the fortunes of the current and leading National Security Adviser in Badr Qassem al-Araji have declined, as has the former Minister of Planning, Ali Shukri.

According to "tweets" of leaders in the "coordination framework", the group is supposed to finish the selection process, on Monday, and submit the name of the prime minister.

However, according to a prominent member and key negotiator within the "framework", he confirmed to Al-Mada that "the coordination framework is committed to the 48-hour deadline, but it may advance by several hours or add another day."

The prominent member of the Coordination, who asked not to be named, stressed that "the announcement of the deadline was in agreement with the coordinating framework," noting that "the negotiations are taking place in the right direction and the name of the new prime minister will be announced soon."  LINK

Disclosure Of The Objectives Of The Meeting Of The Presidency Of The House Of Representatives Yesterday

Policy   2022-07-19 | Source:  Alsumaria news   1,530 views   Alsumaria News – Baghdad , Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Shakhwan Abdullah Ahmed, revealed today, Tuesday, the objectives of the meeting of the presidency of the Council, which he held yesterday in the Constitutional Hall with heads and representatives of political blocs, while stating that the House of Representatives distances itself from political conflicts and disagreements and is keen to expedite the formation of the government.

Abdullah said in a statement received by Alsumaria News, "The meeting of the presidency of the Council, which was held yesterday in the Constitutional Hall with the heads and representatives of the political blocs, was aimed at restoring the work and activities of the Council after the legislative recess, completing the number of committee members with new representatives, agreeing on the agenda and incorporating laws." , adding that

"the Council will not be a party to the differences and problems, as long as some political forces fail to agree on a national figure for the prime minister capable of leading the country in the current situation and this difficult stage," noting that "there are unfortunately those who are trying to plunge the legislative institution into the crisis and throwing The ball is in its court, and the blockage, previous data, and the difference in positions of the parties complicated the political scene.”

He added, "The House of Representatives distances itself from political conflicts and disagreements, and is keen to speed up the formation of the government and not set a date for electing the President of the Republic unless preceded by a political agreement outside the House, and the completion of the constitutional entitlements. ".

Abdullah called "the national forces and the parties to the political process to the need to continue dialogues, understandings and agreement on selecting and nominating personalities for the prime ministers and the republic, so that the House of Representatives can do its part and proceed with legal procedures in accordance with the constitution and the internal system and determine the session for electing the president of the republic and assigning the candidate of the largest bloc, and the House of Representatives does not prefer to hold sessions."

Electing the President of the Republic and assigning a personality to the prime minister unless preceded by a political agreement outside the parliament, because this will lead to complexity and more disputes, explaining that “the House of Representatives will not be an arena for deepening differences and seeks to unify the visions of the political forces, and it will work to perform its legislative and oversight tasks and continue its daily work with The beginning of the new legislative term.   LINK

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The Deputy Speaker Of Parliament Sets A Condition For Holding A Session To Elect The President Of The Republic

Political | 11:57 - 07/19/2022    Baghdad - Mawazine News, Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, Dr. Shakhwan Abdullah Ahmed, set today, Tuesday, a condition for holding a session to elect the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister, stressing the need to continue dialogues and understandings and to agree on selecting and nominating personalities for the Prime Minister and the Republic.

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives said, in a statement received by Mawazine News, that "the meeting of the presidency of the Council, which was held yesterday in the Constitutional Hall with the heads and representatives of the political blocs, was aimed at restoring the work and activities of the Council after the legislative recess, completing the number of committee members with the new deputies and agreeing on a schedule. business and the inclusion of laws.

He added that "the council will not be a party to the differences and problems, as long as some political forces fail to agree on a national figure for the prime minister capable of leading the country in the current situation and this difficult stage."

He continued, "Unfortunately, there are those who are trying to plunge the legislative institution into the crisis and throw the ball into its yard, and what happened from blockages and previous data and the differences in positions of the parties complicated the political scene."

He stressed that "the House of Representatives distances itself from political conflicts and disputes, and is keen to expedite the formation of the government and not set a date for electing the President of the Republic unless it is preceded by a political agreement outside the parliament, and the completion of the constitutional dues."

He pointed out that "the Council has great duties and tasks related to important legislation and laws that affect the lives of citizens and the provision of basic services."

Abdullah called on the national forces and the parties to the political process to "the necessity of continuing dialogues and understandings and agreeing to choose and nominate personalities for the prime ministers and the republic, so that the House of Representatives can play its role and proceed with legal procedures in accordance with the constitution and the internal system, determine the session for the election of the president of the republic and assign the candidate of the largest bloc."

He explained that "the House of Representatives does not prefer holding sessions to elect the president of the republic and assign a personality to the prime minister unless it is preceded by a political agreement outside the parliament, because this will lead to complexity and more disagreements."

He pointed out that "the House of Representatives will not be an arena for deepening differences and seeks to unify the visions of the political forces, and it will work to perform its legislative and oversight tasks and continue its daily work with the beginning of the new legislative term." Ended 29 / AD 99

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A Deputy Warns Of A Suspicious Foreign Scheme Targeting The Shiite Component[/Size]

Political | 11:06 - 19/07/2022  Baghdad - Mawazine News, State of Law Representative Muhannad Al-Khazraji warned today, Tuesday, of a suspicious external scheme targeting the unity of the Shiite component through sound fabrications.

Al-Khazraji said in a statement that Mawazine News received a copy of it, that "the external scheme aims to break up the unity of Iraqis through internal and external tools that have been looking for opportunities, including what Iraq is going through today in terms of a political crisis in an attempt to pounce on the achievements of the political process."

In the statement, he demanded, "all political, clan and academic segments to take their national role in order to spare the country dangerous slips that require everyone to assume responsibility to overcome this difficult stage, which is intended to be sedition that does not remain or leave." Ended 29 / M 99

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A Sunni Movement Breaks Al-Halbousi’s Legs, And The Latter Is Confused Between Spreading Washing And “Tannishing”

Posted On2022-07-19 By Sotaliraq [size=45]A Sunni movement breaks Al-Halbousi’s legs, and the latter is confused between spreading washing and Xanek2rrKuFbfazdAn informed political source revealed, on Tuesday, the scenes of the meeting of the leaders of the Al-Azm Alliance, yesterday evening, Monday in Baghdad, indicating that the meeting discussed the possibility of overcoming the framework by replacing Parliament Speaker Muhammad Al-Halbousi, as well as the acquisition of three ministries.

The source said in a statement, "What is happening behind the scenes in the Sunni house is a dormant volcano waiting to erupt at any time that may lead to burning the Halbousi paper and replacing it with another character."

He added, "The Azm Alliance will open the coordination framework regarding support for its project by replacing Muhammad al-Halbousi with another personality after the two crises of the prime ministers and the republic ended and passed them in Parliament."

He pointed out that "what worries al-Halbousi is the resentment of the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, about the loss of some positions, especially the administration of Salah al-Din, while ministries are expected to go from his share to his political opponent, Muthanna al-Samarrai, as one of the most important allies of the coordination framework, which will lead to a coup against al-Halbousi."

The source explained, "The publication of corruption deals and the announcement of the involvement of representatives of Sunni blocs in contracting and others will be dense and funded through well-known channels in order to bring down the opponents."   LINK

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