REITman
04-14-2006, 05:00 AM
BAGHDAD - Iraq’s Shia Alliance will attend on Monday’s session of parliament even if no agreement is reached before then on top posts in the new government, Shia legislators and sources said on Thursday.
In a move that raises the chance that political paralysis may end, Shia legislators said they have dropped a demand that a parliament speaker, the prime minister and the president are agreed on by all parties before the bloc goes to parliament.
“The Alliance has decided unanimously to take part in Monday’s parliament session,” Ridda Jawad Al Takki, a senior member in the Alliance told Reuters.
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In a move that raises the chance that political paralysis may end, Shia legislators said they have dropped a demand that a parliament speaker, the prime minister and the president are agreed on by all parties before the bloc goes to parliament.
“The Alliance has decided unanimously to take part in Monday’s parliament session,” Ridda Jawad Al Takki, a senior member in the Alliance told Reuters.
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