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    PEOPLE'S PARTY CALLS ALL POLITICAL FIGURES FOR SPEAKING ABOUT THEIR PROGRAMS IN PREELECTION PERIOD

    Noyan Tapan
    Nov 30, 2007

    YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 30, NOYAN TAPAN. The People's Party calls all
    political forces for rather speaking about their programs and
    tasks in the preelection period than being engaged in criticism,
    especially in the language of compromising facts. Tigran Karapetian,
    the Chairman of the People's Party, stated at the November 30 press
    conference. According to him, no collision of ideas is proceeding
    at present, and politicians are engaged only in criticizing one
    another. "It is clear that the former and current authorities had
    mistakes, but everyday talks about it should be stopped," the party
    Chairman said.

    As T. Karapetian evaluated, the opposition should be not extremist
    but constructive. At the same time, according to him, the authorities
    should also provide favorable conditions for creating a constructive
    field. In his opinion, carrying out a harsh struggle in the political
    sphere is impermissible, as politicians cannot be guided by the
    principle of exterminating one another. "If society reaches the degree
    when those moral limits are not kept by any side, then this is not
    politics, but a quarrel," T. Karapetian said. In this circumstance,
    according to him, the authorities and the opposition fight for the
    sake of power and not people.

    "The most part of the people does not accept the extreme opposition
    of political forces. If it goes on like this, these extremist forces
    will remain in the country, and the people will choose those being
    in the middle, that is, the centripetal forces," he said.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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