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LIGHTS GO OUT FOR HERITAGE AS CAMPAIGN THUNDERS ON
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[08:25 pm] 27 April, 2007
more images Yerevan-Yesterday, April 26, after Heritage candidates
and volunteers exhausted campaign materials in Gymuri, the campaign
caravan's final stop of the day, Raffi K. Hovannisian appeared at
the city's Tsayg television station for a previously scheduled live
interview. Electricity rarely goes off in Gyumri these days, but
nearly ten minutes into the interview, it did for Heritage. And not
just one line of electricity, but the station's second reserve line,
too. The television administration was not reluctant to find political
explanations behind the sudden outage. When the power was restored
some twenty minutes later, Hovannisian finished the interview, which
was aired in full at a later time.
Today, April 27, Hovannisian headed to Belgium to attend and address
"Brussels Forum 2007," a forum of world leaders, as the campaign bus
"Toward Victory" made its rounds in Yerevan's Erebuni, Nubarashan,
and Arabkir districts. A sister minibus focused on villages in the
Gavar region.
Tomorrow, April 28, "Toward Victory" will concentrate on the capital's
Masiv district.
A1+
[08:25 pm] 27 April, 2007
more images Yerevan-Yesterday, April 26, after Heritage candidates
and volunteers exhausted campaign materials in Gymuri, the campaign
caravan's final stop of the day, Raffi K. Hovannisian appeared at
the city's Tsayg television station for a previously scheduled live
interview. Electricity rarely goes off in Gyumri these days, but
nearly ten minutes into the interview, it did for Heritage. And not
just one line of electricity, but the station's second reserve line,
too. The television administration was not reluctant to find political
explanations behind the sudden outage. When the power was restored
some twenty minutes later, Hovannisian finished the interview, which
was aired in full at a later time.
Today, April 27, Hovannisian headed to Belgium to attend and address
"Brussels Forum 2007," a forum of world leaders, as the campaign bus
"Toward Victory" made its rounds in Yerevan's Erebuni, Nubarashan,
and Arabkir districts. A sister minibus focused on villages in the
Gavar region.
Tomorrow, April 28, "Toward Victory" will concentrate on the capital's
Masiv district.