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Day: March 29, 2015

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Know your deputy: Ahmed al-Mulla – 10th Southern

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Al-Mulla: “I will not compromise at all in implementing the recommendations against whoever is negligent or whoever delays work of committees and projects. We may…

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Know your deputy: Mohsin al-Bakri – 9th Southern

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Al-Bakri: “Redirecting financial support guarantees the achievement of the higher requirements of the State and decreases the growing pressure on public finances”. Al-Bakri: “The large…

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Know your deputy: Dhiyab al-Noaimi – 8th Southern

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Member of the Accord Bloc (from Oct 2015) Member of the Permanent Committee for Foreign, Defence & National Security Affairs Member of the Investigative Committee…

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Know your deputy: Abdullah Bin-Huwail – 7th Southern

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Chairman of the Permanent Committee for Foreign, Defence and National Security Affairs @AAbinHowail     Through his committee role, Bin-Huwail is arguably the voice of…

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Know your deputy: Anas Buhindi – 6th Southern

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Buhindi: “This proposal benefits pensioners who spent their lives looking after their families and the good of the nation” Deputy Chairman of the Permanent Committee…

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Know your deputy: Khalifa al-Ghanim – 5th Southern

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Al-Ghanim: “Current levels of benefits to needy families provided by the Development Ministry are insufficient to fulfill the basic preconditions for a comfortable lifestyle. These…

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Know your deputy: Mohammed al-Maarifi – 4th Southern

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Al-Maarifi: “I personally will oppose this law because I pursue the interests of the citizen ahead of my own interests… we shouldn’t support a proposal…

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Know your deputy: Abdulhalim Murad (Asalah) – 3rd Southern

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Murad: “We don’t accept this [subsidies] proposal and as the Council of Representatives we shouldn’t find out about decisions through the media. We represent the…

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Know your deputy: Mohammed al-Ahmed – 2nd Southern

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Al-Ahmed: “I offer advice to the Government, in the shadow of the current circumstances of widespread public anger. The Government must do more to cooperate…

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Know your deputy: Khalid al-Shaer – 1st Southern

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Al-Shaer: “The National Action Charter is not a memory, but rather the reality which Bahrainis are now living”. Chairman of Parliamentary Human Rights Committee Member…

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