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AND YOU, VAZGEN MANUKYAN
Lragir.am
12-07-2007 14:43:07
It became known on July 12 at the National Press Club that the
leader of the National Democratic Union Vazgen Manukyan is one of the
politicians who explain their indifference towards the presidential
election of Karabakh by the fact that nothing will be there until
nothing happens in Armenia. Vazgen Manukyan told that before the
presidential election of Karabakh old and respected political figures
gathered and discussed the Karabakh election, whether it is possible
to influence the Karabakh election to have a more or less acceptable
person for Karabakh. "I also checked my information, through people
in Karabakh, I saw that the same situation is in Karabakh, and it is
impossible to change anything in Karabakh as a separate region.
Therefore, I preferred not to interfere with this election," Vazgen
Manukyan says.
He says there were great expectations before the parliamentary
election of Karabakh that a process would start there which would
continue in Armenia.
"At that time I often visited Karabakh, I somehow met with everyone,
both opposition and government, and I expected that something
"strange" would happen but nothing "strange" happened. It became
clear that Karabakh is the continuation of Armenia. Therefore, I do
not think there will be a change in Karabakh unless there is a change
in Karabakh," Vazgen Manukyan says.
Lragir.am
12-07-2007 14:43:07
It became known on July 12 at the National Press Club that the
leader of the National Democratic Union Vazgen Manukyan is one of the
politicians who explain their indifference towards the presidential
election of Karabakh by the fact that nothing will be there until
nothing happens in Armenia. Vazgen Manukyan told that before the
presidential election of Karabakh old and respected political figures
gathered and discussed the Karabakh election, whether it is possible
to influence the Karabakh election to have a more or less acceptable
person for Karabakh. "I also checked my information, through people
in Karabakh, I saw that the same situation is in Karabakh, and it is
impossible to change anything in Karabakh as a separate region.
Therefore, I preferred not to interfere with this election," Vazgen
Manukyan says.
He says there were great expectations before the parliamentary
election of Karabakh that a process would start there which would
continue in Armenia.
"At that time I often visited Karabakh, I somehow met with everyone,
both opposition and government, and I expected that something
"strange" would happen but nothing "strange" happened. It became
clear that Karabakh is the continuation of Armenia. Therefore, I do
not think there will be a change in Karabakh unless there is a change
in Karabakh," Vazgen Manukyan says.