Iraqites protest party-based posts

The article discusses the widespread criticism faced by the Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi's government, particularly due to the creation of new government positions and the appointment of controversial figures during a difficult financial period, amid popular protests against the expansion of ministries and the invention of new departments. Concerns were also raised about the worsening economic and security situation, especially with armed factions holding ministerial posts despite talk of restricting weapons to the state. There was criticism of appointing family members of political families and faction leaders to positions, with accusations of corruption and favoritism, alongside hints of possible regional and American influences on the government formation.

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