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Talabani's health stable, MP
12/19/2012 3:38 PM

 BAGHDAD/ Aswat al-Iraq: Deputy Chairman of Kurdish Alliance announced today that the health of President Jalal Talabani is "stable"; pointing out that a German medical team arrived to help the Iraqi medical group, as well as another British medical team will arrive for the same reasons.

MP Muhsin al-Saadoun said in a statement, copy received by Aswat al-Iraq, it is expected that President Talabani will be sent to Germany to continue medical treatment there.

The semi-official TV station, in breaking news, denied these reports, but "he is under intensive care in Baghdad Medical City".

Media organs reported today the news of Talabani's death in a Baghdad hospital due deterioration in his health conditions.

According to Para.3 of Article 72 of the constitution, Iraqi vice-president will replace him for any reason, provided that the Iraqi parliament should elect another one within 30 days.

President Jalal Hussam al-Deen al-Talabani is one of the main Kurdish personalities in modern Iraqi history.

He was a graduate of Iraqi Law College in Baghdad University, who practiced political work in the Kurdish Democratic Party, headed by late Mustapha Barzani till he reached to a leading member.

In 1975, he formed, with others, a new separate Kurdish party, called the Kurdish Union Party, under his chairmanship, which is regarded one of the main two leading parties in Kurdish region.



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