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    REPUBLICAN PARTY CONDEMNS ATTACKS AGAINST ITS MAJOR CHALLENGER IN MAY 12 POLLS

    ARMENPRESS
    Apr 12 2007

    YEREVAN, APRIL 12, ARMENPRESS: The Republican Party of Armenia was
    the first political party to condemn two successive attacks on offices
    of the Prosperous Armenia party today morning. The Prosperous Armenia
    of a millionaire businessman Gagik Tsarukian, is tipped, by the way,
    to be the leading challenger to the ruling Republican Party in the
    May parliamentary elections.

    A statement by the Republican Party condemned the attacks as 'mean
    and base moves directed against all political forces of the country
    and its people."

    "Only those who are not able to conduct fair and just political
    struggle resort to such low means and are ready to destabilize the
    situation making no difference between the means,' the statement said.

    The party's statement calls on all parties to use every occasion of
    cooperation for the sake of holding clean elections on May 12.

    Two offices of the Prosperous Armenia were ripped through by
    explosions in the early hours today morning. No one was injured in the
    blasts. President Robert Kocharian ordered law enforcement agencies
    to swiftly investigate the incident.

    Prosperous Armenia was founded in 2005 by wealthy businessman Gagik
    Tsarukian . Tensions between the two rival parties have increased in
    recent days, with scuffles reported between campaigning activists.

    The Prosperous Armenia also condemned the attacks against its offices
    saying in a statement that this crime is against all Armenians. The
    party called on law-enforcers to take every possible action to detect
    the culprits and hold them accountable.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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