State Law begins disintegration and defections stage

by **Ponee** Sat Jan 10, 2015 9:44 pm

Did not go only one hundred days only on the formation of Haider Abadi, the new Iraqi government, which emerged from the womb of a coalition of 'rule of law, which is headed by former Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki; to begin the disintegration of the coalition phase, because of hostility (undeclared) between Maliki and al-Abadi, and after he realized supporters Maliki not to avail of his attempts to restore the judgment.

It seems disintegration evident in abandoning the largest supporters of al-Maliki him, a lawmaker Hanan al, which was announced on Saturday, its withdrawal from the coalition of 'rule of law', and established a political movement as 'will'.

did not justify Fatlawi reasons Anhqagaha Coalition, during a press conference held to announce the movement; and merely promoting the new movement, which confirmed that it 'addressed to the marginalized and the vulnerable and the poor of the people of Iraq and to waste their rights'.

Fatlawi added that the 'movement aims to restore balance in the distribution of economic resources to Iraq among the provinces, He declined politics Anbtahih practiced by some political blocs, and claim a political decision is clear and independent. '

demanded that the 'full rights granted to the families of the martyrs of the popular crowd, who answered a call to the religious leaders', noting that' the movement will be represented in all governorates of Iraq, and will have representation in the next election. "

The al of the biggest supporters of al-Maliki, and an advocate of the previous policies. I tried, during the previous period, to obtain the portfolio of the Ministry of Health. Also nominated for the presidency before the election of Fuad Masum, but failed, and then began attacking Abadi with the beginning of the formation of his government, as she returned to split the coalition of al-Maliki, in an attempt to open a new page with Abadi and gain satisfaction; according to observers.

2015-01-10

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