3 scenarios for parliament in the crisis of Fayadh
2018/12/14 9:58
[Aynah]
A political source in the Alliance for Reform and Reconstruction - which includes the alliance of "Sawsan", supported by the leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, and the stream of wisdom, led by Ammar al-Hakim, and the victory coalition, led by former Prime Minister Haider Abadi, The National, on Thursday - that his letter on the objection to the nominationof the head of the National Security Service article, Faleh al-Fayadh, the Ministry of Interior has reached a coalition of construction, pointing to the existence of consultations to find alternative candidate for this bag.
The source, who asked not to be named, said that the coalition of construction, which includes the alliance of conquest, led by Hadi al-Ameri, and the coalition of the rule of law, led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, and part of the national axis, he realized that the objection of the Alliance reform on the nomination of Fayadh irreversible In it, considering that the continued adherence to Fayyad will be an embarrassment to the coalition of construction in front of Iraqis, who are waiting to complete the cabinet cabins.
However, the debate did not end on the party that nominated Fayadh, as the construction coalition acquitted of nominating Fayadh, indicating that he is the candidate of the Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, who stressed that the names of candidates for the internal and defense portfolios come through political blocs and not through it.
Thus, it can be said that the replacement of Faleh Fayyad, is the third scenario, which may witness the next session next Tuesday, the specific vote on candidates vacant ministries of the government of Abdul Mahdi.
The second scenario - according to observers - is the continued adherence of the construction coalition to the nomination of Fayadh for the interior, what is required Adel Abdul Mahdi to offer to vote and waiting for the result.
In the meantime, the construction coalition confirms that it has a comfortable parliamentary majority to pass the nomination of Fayadh if it was put to the vote, while observers warn of an unusual political confrontation if the other party considered that his political will was broken.
The same scenario may repeat itself through repeating what happened in the recent parliamentary sessions, not to achieve a quorum for holding the session, because of the lack of consensus on candidates for the remaining portfolios.
In the event of continued political intersection on the ministries of security, including the Interior, it would be an indication of the possibility of the survival of these ministries without a minister for several months, as happened in the government of Nuri al-Maliki in 2010.
alliraqnews.com
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