بالصور/ إنطلاق الحملات الانتخابیة

2010-02-12 16:26

- الجوار: انطلقت فی أنحاء العراق الجمعه الحملات الانتخابیة للانتخابات التشریعیة العامة المقرر إجراؤها فی البلاد فی السابع من الشهر المقبل بمشارکة 6172 مرشحا عراقیا بینهم 165 کیانا و12 ائتلافا سیاسیا.

وجاء ذلک فیما أعلنت الهیئة التمییزیة عن استبعاد النائبان السنیان البارزان صالح المطلک وظافر العانی، بحسب الکتلة العراقیة الوطنیة اللذان ینتمیان الیها.

ویتنافس المرشحون على الفوز بـ325 مقعدا فی البرلمان المقبل فی اطار الانتخابات التشریعیة وهی الثالثة منذ غزو العراق فی العام 2003.

وبحسب تعلیمات المفوضیة العلیا المستقلة للانتخابات، فإن هؤلاء سوف لن یشارکوا فی الحملات الانتخابیة بسبب استبعادهم على خلفیة اتهامهم بتمجید حزب البعث المحظور، وفی ضوء قرارات هیئة المساءلة والعدالة النسخة المنقحة لهیئة اجتثاث البعث.

ومن جانبها، حثت المفوضیة العلیا للانتخابات المرشحین المتنافسین إلى الالتزام بنظام الحملات الانتخابیة بالابتعاد عن إثارة النعرات.

Workers install campaign posters depicting ex-Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq officially kicked off the campaign season Friday, just hours after an appeals panel banned a number of candidates from running in March nationwide elections. The posters read in Arabic: "There is no room for the Baath party in Iraq, greetings for the loyalists."

A woman kisses a campaign poster depicting Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and his the State of Law Coalition in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq officially kicked off the campaign season Friday, just hours after an appeals panel banned a number of candidates from running in March nationwide elections.

Women distribute calendars with a picture of Hameed Majeed Mousa, the head of Iraq's Communist Party, for the start of Friday's election campaign in a street in Kerbala 80 km (50 miles) southwest of Baghdad February 12, 2010.

An Iraqi man passes an election campaign poster for candidate Kamal al-Saadi, a candidate with the State of Law Coalition, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq officially kicked off the campaign season Friday, just hours after an appeals panel banned a number of candidates from running in March nationwide elections.

A Iraqi man holding a chicken passes an election campaign poster for candidate Nazin Hussein Faizullah, a candidate with the Kurdistan Coalition, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq has officially kicked off the election season ahead of the March nationwide vote. Campaign posters were plastered across Baghdad and other cities on Friday, urging people to the polls.

Workers install a campaign poster for candidate Sheikh Sabah al-Saadi, a candidate with the Iraqi National Coalition, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq has officially kicked off the election season ahead of the March nationwide vote. Campaign posters were plastered across Baghdad and other cities on Friday, urging people to the polls.

Workers install a campaign poster for candidate Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, a candidate with the Unity of Iraq, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq has officially kicked off the election season ahead of the March nationwide vote. Campaign posters were plastered across Baghdad and other cities on Friday, urging people to the polls.

Workers post election campaign posters for Majd Ismael Mohammed, a candidate with the Kurdistan Coalition in Sulaimaniyah, 260 kilometers (160 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Iraq on Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. Iraq has officially kicked off the election season ahead of the March nationwide vote. Campaign posters were plastered across Baghdad and other cities on Friday, urging people to the polls.

Campaign material depicting Iraq's Interior Minister, Jawad Bolani and his Unity Alliance of Iraq, for the upcoming election, are prepared at a printing shop in Baghdad, Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010.