The name of the Iraqi candidate Marwa Hamed, during the last days, the reactions on social networking sites in Iraq, after a controversial manifesto published on her official Facebook account, caused a wide wave of mixed comments.
Hamid, who is a candidate for the Al-Afghan Alliance in the province of Salah al-Din, wrote in her manifesto that she “doesn’t want to be elected by any Iraqi who encourages the Spanish Barcelona team”, which is an unusual statement in the Iraqi electoral landscape, which quickly turned into a conversation on the floor and the material for discussion and discussion at the same time.
وانكسمت رفعد بين من تعريف المنشوك a clever electoral joke aimed at breaking the mold and attracting attention amid the hustle and bustle of political campaigns, and بين من رأه لا ليق بجيديه هدائ ويتناول آذاء لها لها بالسياسية.
In a televised statement from the Iraqi “Alsaate” network, the candidate Marwa Hamid explained that she wanted her manifesto to be the beginning of a “different” electoral campaign, indicating that she plans to launch a social initiative that is not up to par if she wins the election.
Hamid said in the interview, “I decided to have a pregnancy aimed at young people, so I will launch an initiative to marry 150 young people from the Real Madrid president, and I will cover all the marriage expenses as a gift from me if I win a seat in parliament.”
She added that the initiative comes “to support the youth group that suffers from unemployment and difficulty in forming a family”, confirming that it seeks to present a different model to the candidates by linking politics to social reality.
This event is taking place at a time when the Iraqi political arena is witnessing intense competition between the parties and the candidates as the parliamentary elections scheduled to take place on November 11, the sixth legislative elections since the American invasion of Iraq in 2003, are approaching.
Source: social networking sites
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