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Armenia's government failed to meet 12 demands, three forces' state
11:14 * 05.10.14
The three non-coalition forces are unanimous that, despite its
official response, Armenia's government has not offered any decisions
to meet their 12 demands, Secretary of the Armenian National Congress
(ANC) parliamentary group Aram Manukyan told Tert.am.
Although he has not read the government's response, the ANC group has
its own analysis proving that the government has not met their
demands.
"We have a document at our hand which proves the issues we raised have
not been settled," he said. In this context, he mentioned the
government's claims that the three forces' demands concerning funded
pensions and "red lines" have been met.
Prosperous Armenia parliamentary group member Tigran Urikhanyan said:
"I can hear the government's explanations every day. We are listening
to all the explanations at plenary meetings point by point. I am
well-informed, but the demands have not been met and will be submitted
to public discussions."
With respect to the government's assurances that the problem of
'funded pensions' has been resolved, Mr Urikhanyan said:
"I was born after 1974. I cannot understand why, in defiance of the
relevant points in Armenia's Constitution, they take quite a large sum
from me to return it to me in 20 or 30 years. So my answer is that
they have not met the demands."
Heritage parliamentary group member Tevan Poghosyan noted that, after
looking through the government's response, he found it quite
unsatisfactory.
"I should say that no result has been achieved," he said.
Armenian News - Tert.am
11:14 * 05.10.14
The three non-coalition forces are unanimous that, despite its
official response, Armenia's government has not offered any decisions
to meet their 12 demands, Secretary of the Armenian National Congress
(ANC) parliamentary group Aram Manukyan told Tert.am.
Although he has not read the government's response, the ANC group has
its own analysis proving that the government has not met their
demands.
"We have a document at our hand which proves the issues we raised have
not been settled," he said. In this context, he mentioned the
government's claims that the three forces' demands concerning funded
pensions and "red lines" have been met.
Prosperous Armenia parliamentary group member Tigran Urikhanyan said:
"I can hear the government's explanations every day. We are listening
to all the explanations at plenary meetings point by point. I am
well-informed, but the demands have not been met and will be submitted
to public discussions."
With respect to the government's assurances that the problem of
'funded pensions' has been resolved, Mr Urikhanyan said:
"I was born after 1974. I cannot understand why, in defiance of the
relevant points in Armenia's Constitution, they take quite a large sum
from me to return it to me in 20 or 30 years. So my answer is that
they have not met the demands."
Heritage parliamentary group member Tevan Poghosyan noted that, after
looking through the government's response, he found it quite
unsatisfactory.
"I should say that no result has been achieved," he said.
Armenian News - Tert.am