Iraq, Parliament accepts the resignation of Prime Minister Mahdi

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BAGHDAD – The Iraqi parliament has accepted the resignation of the prime minister Adel Abdel Mahdi. After two months of protests that caused the death of over 420 people and after the request to remove the government's support from the country's Shiite spiritual leader, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani.




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Today, too, Pope Francis said he was worried by the situation in Iraq. "I follow with concern the situation in Iraq. I learned with grief that the protests in recent days have received a harsh reaction, which caused dozens of victims," ​​he said, "I pray for the dead and for the wounded; I am close to their families and to the entire Iraqi people, invoking from God peace and concord ".


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