Protests in Iraq continue, putting doubts on formation of govt.
Protests In Iraq Get Sadr's Backing
Iraq has witnessed days of anti-government demonstrations: protesters are angry over poor services and corruption. They are also tired of unemployment, rising living costs and lack of basic services. But amid protests and angry demonstrations, the country is facing another challenge: Senior Iraqi cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has called on all politicians to delay efforts to form a new coalition government.
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