Thread: Archive News - Iraqi Dinar Think Tank - 08/09/09 - 09/01/10

Allawi: current oil contracts Hinder Iraqi economy

Warned the Iraqi National Movement, led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, the exploitation of international oil companies to double the current government to reap illegal gains at the expense of the Iraqi people.

The militant group called the steps that the Iraqi government has taken in the field of oil P.almtsrap and ill-considered, she said the signing of oil contracts, long-term tie its economy and it will dilute the wealth of the Iraqi people and ignores the role of future governments.

The movement in a statement, Thursday, these contracts politicized suspicious of the process of major economic targets specific electoral serve without regard for the interests of the people, by her own.

Criticized the current government's insistence on signing of contracts in the absence of oil and gas law and the ambiguity in the laws of distribution of wealth and confusion in the investment laws.

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Hassani: Deportation of economic laws to next Parliament is a deliberate omission

Deputy Chairman of the parliamentary oil and gas Abdul Hadi al-Hassani said any delay or disruptions to drive economic laws and carried over into the next Parliament under any pretext is a deliberate omission and will work in ways that are guaranteed to them by the Constitution and the law to their citizen's rights.

He called al-Hassani told the independent press to not perceived that the economic laws of one corner and highlights as the other important laws are still under discussion and readings, which makes the first citizen feels a lack of seriousness on laws related to economic affairs.

He appealed to al-Hassani said the two parliaments to intensify their efforts to vote on the oil and gas laws and consumer protection laws on the budget, explaining the need to not be the statements are just slogans.

He said al-Hassani said the proposed laws involve a high degree of importance in determining the structure of the Iraqi economy, and the builders of the socio-economic, in determining the relations between the government and people and bills.

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Hashemi, a spokesman for the list is likely to resolve the crisis of law soon

Spokesman said the list of Shaker books and renewal led by Second Vice-President Tareq al-Hashemi said the next few hours could see a breakthrough election law required that consultations were still continuing to resolving the problems identified in paragraphs Hashemi demanded amendment to ensure the constitutionality of the law.

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United Nations favors Iraqi elections on 27 February next

The United Nations Mission to help Iraq, its support for efforts to reach a compromise on the electoral law.

The mission said in a press statement that the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq Ad Melkert welcomed the efforts made by all parties so far in order to reach compromise solutions to meet the interests of all groups and to show the strong will to reach agreement urgently on the election law for the benefit of the Iraqi people who deserves clarity at this point.

She said the Special Representative of the Secretary-General Kofi Annan responded to many of the proposals to help find solutions to the few remaining issues relating to the electoral law and make available his good offices through numerous consultations with political leaders in order to help reach agreement.

She stressed that the mission of the United Nations to help Iraq, strongly supports efforts to clarify the issues by Iraqis abroad, as well to include the distribution of seats should be distributed within the law and declare the final date for the elections to be considered the date February 27, 2010 a viable option for practical reasons, and unconstitutional.

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Al-Hashimi: delay in the elections is the responsibility of a mistake

Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, "said the delay in the forthcoming elections is the responsibility of a mistake and not working to be corrected."

Some of the blocs and political figures have accused al-Hashemi Balal to delay the elections to denounce the electoral law.

A statement issued by Hashemi's office received by the independent press (Iba) a copy of which quoted Hashemi as saying "It will not be subject to political blackmail and uphold the constitutional terms of reference, calling for a political compromise to resolve legal cover."

The Attorney Salman Jumaili told the EYBENS that political parties had reached a political agreement on the Law of the elections due to be put to parliament for approval.

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Optimism about reaching a solution Tofiqi on the election law

Description of the source in the office of Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi ongoing discussions on the election law as fruitful.

The source told the independent press (Iba) that there are signs to reach a compromise with most of the political blocs, and satisfy all parties.

He said al-Hashemi is scheduled to announce its position in a press conference held by the afternoon, without mentioning if it was al-Hashemi announced approval of the election law or veto.

The chair of the parliamentary blocs, the Republic and the Minister in addition to the Representation of the United Nations and the Electoral Commission had held marathon meetings over the past days to find a compromise formula attached to the electoral law for the purpose not be overturned and sent back to the House of Representatives, which means postponing the parliamentary elections on schedule.

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Salman Jumaili: we expect to urgent parliamentary session to vote on the political agreement on the election law

MP Salman Jumaili, a cluster of consensus "that the atmosphere is good to come out of the crisis and there is a political agreement is expected to be ratified by Parliament."

He Jumaili in contact with the agency and the independent press (Iba) on Thursday, "We are awaiting the arrival of representatives of the Alliance of Kurdistan to Baghdad to achieve consensus on this agreement, which is likely to be agreed upon today."

He noted that the consensus achieved if the agreement did not disclose the details "in this case we will be forced to call the House of Representatives to convene during Saturday and Sunday to force a vote before the legal deadline for reversal."

And The Constitution stipulates that shows the view of the Presidency in the laws, voted on by parliament during a period of ten days.

Sources in the House and Hashemi's office had expressed her optimism to reach a consensus on electoral law after holding several meetings between the various parliamentary blocs.

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MP Abdul Wahab: the electoral law a crisis not seen in the Iraqi arena since the fall of the

A member of the Iraqi Parliament Abdul Wahab Net That all who seek to reconcile the party and is aimed at political And not to serve the country will be doomed to failure."

The net in a telephone conversation That "anyone who tries to disrupt the political process in Iraq and seeks to disrupt the elections on the scheduled date will not have a presence in the hearts of the people and chosen to represent the House of Representatives would go down because the voice of the people is stronger than everything."

He pointed out that Joe Biden is trying to persuade al-Hashemi and other parties to agree on elections law To get out of this crisis, which has become a major crisis not seen in the Iraqi arena Since the fall of the former regime."

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Al-Hashimi: Sonqd law if not to amend two paragraphs of provinces & displaced persons

Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi said on Thursday that "Aattabaratne veto is still on and would not compromise them of my concern for the Iraqi citizen and my concern for the rule of law and legality"

He said al-Hashemi told a news conference in Baghdad attended by correspondent (News Agency, Iraqi Information / conscious) "The veto is not an option, but the most likely option is a last resort after they exhausted all my contacts." He explained "not hasty in matters determine the fate of the citizen."

Al Hashemi pointed out that "As of yesterday there was no political solution and the most at the hands of politicians who are rushing to find a solution," stressing that he exercises his constitutional right to veto the law.

He said al-Hashemi, "The reverse decisions of the Presidency Council unanimously taken and could invalidate one member of any law."

And he set aside a number of resolutions over the past four years did not object to one objection to the election law now has a political dimension and it is open to any compromise option to provide an opportunity for the itinerant and out of provinces that are equivalent "We are open to any agreement that would ensure everyone's rights and options in the veto will remain in the absence of a just solution. " He noted that there is plenty of time for consultations before resorting to a last resort to the veto

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MP Shanshal: democracy in Iraq has become a kind of lobbying for interests of certain

MP from the Sadrist bloc Falah Shanshal "Democracy is divided into several sections, including consensual democracy."

Chanchal said in a telephone conversation "Consensual democracy in Iraq have been consolidated and intensified during the past five years it is very difficult to come to look for another operation, but the consensus democracy may have been misused in Iraq was not in the sense of consensus to build the state or to incite the important laws, but has become a kind of exerting pressure to achieve particular interests of a specific destination."

Chanchal and wished "to exercise its democratic right to form the next phase based on the Constitution and be forming the next government of the component's largest and most government so that they can be exercised true role in nation-building and the parliament will be the level of responsibility for Aidae its oversight role and its legislative function normally without interactions, and without the rivalries and the pressures political in order to pass some of the issues."

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