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18:11 13/04/2007
PRIME MINISTER ESCAPES PERMANENT DEMONSTRATORS IN CIVILIZED MANNER
Today Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan received several groups, who
constantly stage a demonstration in front of the building of the
Government. Residents of sales zone and pilots, who have not received
wages, were in the demonstrators. Three delegates were selected from
each group to meet with the prime minister. It should be noted that TV
companies have shot the meeting of the prime minister and the
citizens.
The `messenger', who had come from the office of the premier, had
hande over to the demonstrator pilots the time and the place of the
meeting, who, first of all, on behalf of Serge Sargsyan, had
congratulated the pilots on the professional holiday. The prime
minister has not promised anything concrete. For example, he said to
the pilots that he will concern the problem on the payment of the
wages after the parliamentary elections, and more exactly, after May
15. The pilots have agreed.
To our question `Are they going to continue their demonstrations in
front of the government every Thursday?' one of the pilots answered:
`Now we don't have moral right to do that'.
Source: Panorama.am
18:11 13/04/2007
PRIME MINISTER ESCAPES PERMANENT DEMONSTRATORS IN CIVILIZED MANNER
Today Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan received several groups, who
constantly stage a demonstration in front of the building of the
Government. Residents of sales zone and pilots, who have not received
wages, were in the demonstrators. Three delegates were selected from
each group to meet with the prime minister. It should be noted that TV
companies have shot the meeting of the prime minister and the
citizens.
The `messenger', who had come from the office of the premier, had
hande over to the demonstrator pilots the time and the place of the
meeting, who, first of all, on behalf of Serge Sargsyan, had
congratulated the pilots on the professional holiday. The prime
minister has not promised anything concrete. For example, he said to
the pilots that he will concern the problem on the payment of the
wages after the parliamentary elections, and more exactly, after May
15. The pilots have agreed.
To our question `Are they going to continue their demonstrations in
front of the government every Thursday?' one of the pilots answered:
`Now we don't have moral right to do that'.
Source: Panorama.am