Iraqi MP Saleh Al-Mutlak called on Saturday for the restructuring of the political process, amending the constitution, reinstating the former Iraqi army and halting the change of demographic structure. Al-Mutlak, who heads the National Dialogue Front, | from RB archives, a Sunni group that controls 11 of 275 seats in the Iraqi legislature. They have gone through periods of withdrawing from gov't, but it appears they return when negotiations satisfactorily satisfy their constituents. Most recently, they pulled out in June and returned in September; at least one MP was killed by a bomb near their offices. |
said in a letter to a conference in Istanbul of Iraq's neighbors and major powers that Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki's government should be given a certain timetable to improve the situation in Iraq.
The MP called for the restructuring the political process to enable the Iraqi citizen express views for the sake of Iraq. He called for stopping what he called the "shattering and division of Iraq" specially when it comes to imposing federalism. Al-Mutlak called for clearing the political and security authorities from Shia infidels corrupt people. |
