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Ambassadors of Armenia and Azerbaijan Discuss in the Argentine Media
Agencia Prensa Armenia
http://www.prensaarmenia.com.ar/2015/01/ambassadors-of-armenia-and-azerbaijan.html
The current Armenian Ambassador to Argentina, Vahagn Melikian, sent a
letter to Clarin ( Link -> http://clarin.com/ ) , the largest
newspaper in Argentina, about the conflict of Nagorno Karabakh in
response to a letter sent by the Ambassador of Azerbaijan, Mammad
Ahmadzada.
"The Ambassador of Azerbaijan confuses his mission and believes his
goal in Argentina is to deny and correct the opinions of journalists
and political analysts about the situation and the prospects for peace
in the South Caucasus" begins Melikian.
"It is very difficult to define Azerbaijan as a democratic state. From
the first years of independence to the present the presidency has been
passed from father to son. The free press is pursued
systematically. The opposition leaders are political regime
prisoners. The petrodollars of the Caspian Sea got to the head of a
leadership without ideological support and despised by his own people,
to whom they prohibit to freely express themselves".
"The vice of lying, distort and misrepresent the historical truth has
become an inseparable part of the machinery of official propaganda of
Azerbaijan" concludes the Armenian ambassador.
In early December, Ahmadzada sent a letter to the newspaper
criticizing an article written by the head of the International
section in ClarÃ-n Marcelo Cantelmi, a journalist that had already
been victim of the persecution of the Azerbaijani government in August
2013, when he was added to the country's blacklist and banned from
entering Azerbaijan. In the article, Ahmadzada said that Armenia has a
"repressive regime of military-oligarchic dictatorship" and that
Nagorno Karabakh "is an internationally recognized territory of
Azerbaijan."
This was followed by two responses of Vahagn Melikian and Mario
Nalpatian, Vice President of the Socialist International, which were
subsequently answered by Ahmadzada, all published by Clarin.
( Link -> http://www.prensaarmenia.com.ar/ )
Agencia de Noticias Prensa Armenia
Armenia 1366, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tel. (5411) 4775-7595
[email protected]
twitter.com/PrensaArmenia
www.prensaarmenia.com.ar
Agencia Prensa Armenia
http://www.prensaarmenia.com.ar/2015/01/ambassadors-of-armenia-and-azerbaijan.html
The current Armenian Ambassador to Argentina, Vahagn Melikian, sent a
letter to Clarin ( Link -> http://clarin.com/ ) , the largest
newspaper in Argentina, about the conflict of Nagorno Karabakh in
response to a letter sent by the Ambassador of Azerbaijan, Mammad
Ahmadzada.
"The Ambassador of Azerbaijan confuses his mission and believes his
goal in Argentina is to deny and correct the opinions of journalists
and political analysts about the situation and the prospects for peace
in the South Caucasus" begins Melikian.
"It is very difficult to define Azerbaijan as a democratic state. From
the first years of independence to the present the presidency has been
passed from father to son. The free press is pursued
systematically. The opposition leaders are political regime
prisoners. The petrodollars of the Caspian Sea got to the head of a
leadership without ideological support and despised by his own people,
to whom they prohibit to freely express themselves".
"The vice of lying, distort and misrepresent the historical truth has
become an inseparable part of the machinery of official propaganda of
Azerbaijan" concludes the Armenian ambassador.
In early December, Ahmadzada sent a letter to the newspaper
criticizing an article written by the head of the International
section in ClarÃ-n Marcelo Cantelmi, a journalist that had already
been victim of the persecution of the Azerbaijani government in August
2013, when he was added to the country's blacklist and banned from
entering Azerbaijan. In the article, Ahmadzada said that Armenia has a
"repressive regime of military-oligarchic dictatorship" and that
Nagorno Karabakh "is an internationally recognized territory of
Azerbaijan."
This was followed by two responses of Vahagn Melikian and Mario
Nalpatian, Vice President of the Socialist International, which were
subsequently answered by Ahmadzada, all published by Clarin.
( Link -> http://www.prensaarmenia.com.ar/ )
Agencia de Noticias Prensa Armenia
Armenia 1366, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tel. (5411) 4775-7595
[email protected]
twitter.com/PrensaArmenia
www.prensaarmenia.com.ar