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The Omnibus Law was approved in general in the Chamber of Deputies and the debate will continue this Tuesday, when its particular points are reviewed. Germán Martínez, head of the UxP bloc, was very critical of the way the law is being treated in Congress. When would the Omnibus Law come into force? Martínez called “a failed parliamentary strategy that ended in embarrassment as was foreseeable what was going to happen” what was foreseen by the Government in the point by point of the law, which he called “parliamentary scam.” “ Elements that were going to be eliminated, yesterday reappeared .” There is no serious strategy and the deputies do not know what they are voting for,” the Santa Fe deputy continued in radio conversations. “You have to be very attentive to everything that may happen in the particular treatment. They can put objects through the window and manipulate more everything that is already handled.” The moment of general approval of the Omnibus Law. “ They are circulating a draft that includes several articles and where several articles have different annexes with different companies subject to privatization. You can agree with one article and not another.

Then they are going to try to build a majority by unfolding the list of companies subject to privatization,” Martínez assured about what is happening in the Chamber of Deputies. Deputies generally approved the Omnibus Macedonia Phone Number List  Law by affirmative votes Victoria Paz announced that they will accompany a single article of the Omnibus Law Victoria Paz stated that will accompany the article of the Omnibus Law on the distribution of the Country Tax since it is " the only thing worthwhile" in the Law. "We need 30% to participate," she concluded on the subject. Furthermore, the deputy stated that the Omnibus Law “ is not going to solve the country's very serious problems.  Iraq and Syria leave dozens dead and “disastrous consequences” are feared Vicente Vicente Rodriguez by Vicente Vicente Rodriguez  February 3, currently _ 0 US bombings in Iraq and Syria leave dozens dead and “disastrous consequences” are feared 0 SHARES 1 VIEWS Share it on Facebook Share it on Twitter The first round of US bombings against pro-Iran armed groups in Iraq and Syria, in retaliation for the deaths of three of its soldiers in Jordan, resulted in at least 45 deaths and raised fears that it could have "disastrous consequences" for the entire Middle East . Washington's air campaign in response to an attack carried out on January 28 by pro-Iran militias that killed three of its soldiers on Sunday in Jordan has unleashed a wave of criticism from Syria and Iraq, which have described the action as a violation of its sovereignty.



while they have warned of the dangers it entails. The United States announced Friday night that it has bombed more than 85 targets and facilities linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in eastern Syria and western Iraq, in the largest response yet against pro-Iran militias, which have launched more than 170 attacks against Washington positions in the Middle East since the outbreak of the war in Gaza. The Iraqi government reported that at least 16 people, including civilians, were killed in "multiple bombings" against the Al Qaim and Akashat areas, near the border with Syria. The attacks were directed against positions of the Popular Multitude militia, de facto integrated into the Iraqi Armed Forces, which also announced that 36 people were injured and that the search for "bodies of several missing people" continues. A building destroyed by US airstrikes in Al-Qaim, Iraq, this Saturday. Photo: REUTERS The alliance itself indicated that the bombings targeted facilities of some of its militias that, at the same time, are part of the so-called Islamic Resistance in Iraq, an amalgamation of armed groups backed by Iran that claimed responsibility for the attack that killed the three Americans in Jordan. Most of the fatalities were Popular Multitude combatants and military medical personnel, while the government also reported the deaths of civilians and the destruction of residences and residential facilities.