“Green Bloc” asks for a parliamentary commission to investigate on corruption

They also called upon the authorities to leave justice does its work in fighting  corruption issues that erupted recently, and took the opportunity to ask for the creation of a parliamentary commission  to investigate in corruption cases.

A statement that ended the works of a summit that gathered leaders of the three parties, Abou Jarra for MSP, Fateh Rabiei for NAHDA, and Mohamef Djahid Younsi for the Movement for National Reform, which copy is available to Echorouk, warned of the danger of hesitation that characterizes the Algerian position from the crisis in the Sahel region, especially the French intervention in Mali, and opening the Algerian airspace before the French jets.

Leaders of the green bloc asserted on the need to launch deep investigations on financial corruption scandals, and looting the agricultural, tourism and economic real estates.

Algerian brotherhood entrusted their parliamentary group with the responsibility of working on the realization of the duty to defend the public money, through activating control and forming a commission for inquiry.