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KOCHARIAN WILL NAME HIS CANDIDATE
[04:05 pm] 04 July, 2007
`The RA Parliament's professionalism has considerably
decreased since 1990,' Victor Dallakyan said on July
4.
Today the deputy reflected on a number of issues.
According to him, the Government programme feels short
of Armenia's priorities; formation of the state model,
competitive country and combat against the pressure on
Armenians.
Victor Dallakyan thinks the government will nominate
two presidential candidates. One is Serge Sargsyan and
the other will be named by Robert Kocharyan.
The prime minister aspires to absolute power. This
reminds the precedent of 1995 when the monolithic
government transformed in a short period, Dallakyan
said. He is convinced that there is a competition
inside the governing parties.
Serge Sargsyan won't like Kocharian to take the prime
minister's post even if he becomes the president. The
parliamentary elections taught the opposition a good
lesson and they should name a joint candidate, Victor
Dallakyan concluded.
KOCHARIAN WILL NAME HIS CANDIDATE
[04:05 pm] 04 July, 2007
`The RA Parliament's professionalism has considerably
decreased since 1990,' Victor Dallakyan said on July
4.
Today the deputy reflected on a number of issues.
According to him, the Government programme feels short
of Armenia's priorities; formation of the state model,
competitive country and combat against the pressure on
Armenians.
Victor Dallakyan thinks the government will nominate
two presidential candidates. One is Serge Sargsyan and
the other will be named by Robert Kocharyan.
The prime minister aspires to absolute power. This
reminds the precedent of 1995 when the monolithic
government transformed in a short period, Dallakyan
said. He is convinced that there is a competition
inside the governing parties.
Serge Sargsyan won't like Kocharian to take the prime
minister's post even if he becomes the president. The
parliamentary elections taught the opposition a good
lesson and they should name a joint candidate, Victor
Dallakyan concluded.