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HANRAPETUTYUN OFFERS BARGAIN
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[06:08 pm] 23 April, 2007
Today the "Hanrapetutyun" Party offered the RoA acting authorities
to conclude a bargain on the eve of the parliamentary elections.
"Let them enjoy 2000 votes as a start and stop administrative
pressures, various "charities" and reconsider the airtime of the
election campaign," Smbat Ayvazyan, the member of board of the
"Hanrapetutyun" Party and head of the party's pre-election headquarters
claims.
Smbat Ayvazyan is convinced that even in these conditions the
authorities will enjoy 10-15 % votes and the opposition will become
the winner.
"Over 1 million 200 thousand people live in Armenia today. We are aware
of the numbers as we do our own calculations. 700 - 800 thousand people
participate in the elections in best cases. If the number exceeds,
we can speak of election stuffing.
Smbat Ayvazyan and Suren Surenyants, members of the "Hanrapetutyun"
Party are convinced that the pre-election scene won't change as
"the upcoming elections are already under question."
According to Mr. Surenyants, the passports of the servicemen are
being collected in military regiments.
The servicemen are told not to participate in the elections as their
votes will go in favor of the "Hanrapetutyun" Party.
A1+
[06:08 pm] 23 April, 2007
Today the "Hanrapetutyun" Party offered the RoA acting authorities
to conclude a bargain on the eve of the parliamentary elections.
"Let them enjoy 2000 votes as a start and stop administrative
pressures, various "charities" and reconsider the airtime of the
election campaign," Smbat Ayvazyan, the member of board of the
"Hanrapetutyun" Party and head of the party's pre-election headquarters
claims.
Smbat Ayvazyan is convinced that even in these conditions the
authorities will enjoy 10-15 % votes and the opposition will become
the winner.
"Over 1 million 200 thousand people live in Armenia today. We are aware
of the numbers as we do our own calculations. 700 - 800 thousand people
participate in the elections in best cases. If the number exceeds,
we can speak of election stuffing.
Smbat Ayvazyan and Suren Surenyants, members of the "Hanrapetutyun"
Party are convinced that the pre-election scene won't change as
"the upcoming elections are already under question."
According to Mr. Surenyants, the passports of the servicemen are
being collected in military regiments.
The servicemen are told not to participate in the elections as their
votes will go in favor of the "Hanrapetutyun" Party.