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Iraq remains without a government a month after elections, stalled by power struggles and armed group influence.
Iraq’s political future remains uncertain over a month after parliamentary elections, with no clear majority and ongoing deadlock in forming a government.
Power struggles among religious and ethnic blocs, including the influential Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), hinder progress.
The PMF, though formally part of the military, maintains autonomy and some factions have attacked U.S. bases in retaliation for American support of Israel.
The U.S. urges Iraq to avoid appointing leaders tied to armed groups, especially those designated as terrorists, while Iraq faces economic challenges, corruption, and regional pressures.
A top judge has raised alarms over coordination among armed factions, underscoring deepening security concerns.
Irak sigue sin un gobierno un mes después de las elecciones, estancado por las luchas de poder y la influencia de los grupos armados.