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Post by RamblerNash Thu Oct 31, 2019 10:56 pm

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31-10-2019 06:46 PM

Baghdad / News

The option of early elections, under the auspices of the United Nations, emerged as one of the appropriate solutions to the crisis in Iraq, with the escalation of popular protests, calling for the departure of the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi, and changes to the political system in the country.

Since the beginning of this month, the country has been witnessing popular protests in the squares and squares; demanding reform of the political system, removing Iran's influence from the country, improving the economy and providing job opportunities for millions of unemployed, amid a political crisis hitting the country; following the dispute over the way to deal with these demonstrations .

Reduced influence of "dependency" parties

Political forces in the country are divided over how to resolve the current crisis. While Sadr's leader, Moqtada al-Sadr, supports the option of dismissing the Mahdi government and going to early elections under UN supervision, the Fateh alliance led by Iran, which is close to Iran, rejects that option. It will "deepen the current crisis" and move the country into the unknown.

The researcher in the Iraqi and Iranian affairs, Sarmad al-Taie, that "the general trend in Iraq, now, and the discussions in Najaf and the atmosphere of demonstrations, went towards the option of early elections, and this proposal can not Hadi al-Amiri, nor the conquest of the conquest, to deal; because it would mean that 70% "The Iraqis, who boycotted the previous elections, will participate in the new elections.

Taie goes during a press interview, that "the current parliament, facing rejection by the Iraqi street, it was unable to detect the killers of protesters and shooters, (killed more than 200 and wounded about 12 thousand), they are not from the regular army, but they Militias have penetrated the body of the state, turned against legitimacy, and the wise have always warned against it. "

He added, "After the introduction of a new parliament, it will be largely reflective of the public, and then we can talk about reforms to calm young demonstrators."

In May, parliamentary elections were held that saw a significant rise of pro-Iranian parties. Observers - that these factions benefited from the victories against ISIS during the past years, and their participation in it, which led to the rise of its star, and achieved significant gains at the political level.

But during their participation in parliament and the Iraqi government, these factions quickly engaged in personal gains, partisan and sectarian, and formed economic committees to manage their financial resources, and limited in appointments to those close to them and their followers, as well as the issue of the integration of individuals in the crowd, and what This was accompanied by patronage and eclecticism, and generated great resentment among the poor classes who were excluded from it because they did not belong to one of the factions, such as Asaib Ahl al-Haq, Badr Organization, and Hezbollah Brigades.

Since the beginning of this year, the Iraqi government has closed 300 offices belonging to the armed factions, where they were engaged in brokering, human trafficking, weapons manufacturing, drug smuggling, extortion and counterfeiting state property, according to official data issued by the Iraqi Interior Ministry. He drew the attention of the Iraqi street to the nature of the actions of those factions that penetrated into political and military life.

Khamenei's remarks .. worry and confusion

Yesterday, Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, described the protests in Iraq as "riots", saying that "the biggest blow that enemies can take to any country is to rob them of security, which they started in some countries in the region."

The Iranian leader, who shouted Iraqis against his country's interventions in Iraq, said: `` I recommend those who are keen on Iraq and Lebanon to put on top of their priorities to address the riots, and the people also have demands and they are right, but they should know that their demands are achieved only within the legal frameworks and structures of their country. ''

Observers believed that Khamenei's remarks, including a clear reference to the arrival of Iranian concern over the fate of the unprecedented Iraqi protest movement, which was launched in early October, as well as that the political path parallel to that movement, is not moving in the interest of Iran, especially if the early elections, under the supervision United nations.

Activists said pro-Iranian politicians were looking for any formula to save the government, amid expectations that the fall of Abdul Mahdi would be a prelude to the fall of major political parties that dominated the Iraqi scene for years.

In addition to the announcement of Iraqi President Barham Salih, today, his agreement to hold early elections, see many of the blocs through statements to officials in this direction, such as the victory coalition led by former Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the Iraqi platform led by Iyad Allawi, as well as the stream of wisdom and others, While the Sunni and Kurdish blocs remain in the position of spectators, until the moment, without taking a position towards one of the options.

http://www.ikhnews.com/index.php?page=article&id=201472

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