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Subject: Open Rostrum: Problem is not candidates but their aides
OPEN ROSTRUM: Problem is not candidates but their aides
Gagik Avanesyan
Hadrut
27-03-2007 15:44:28 - KarabakhOpen
Over the past 8 years the republic faced up to the same problem for
the second time, and the same persons appeared in the epicenter of the
process in both times. When in 1999-2000 we supported the president in
the confrontation with the minister of defense, we said with pain that
the problem of Samvel Babayan was his aides, the persons around him
who did not want or were afraid of proposing him to move aside and
estimate himself adequately. Now the same people are busy praising the
present government. In addition, they are threatening others who think
otherwise with a dictatorship in case they get real power.
The National Assembly, which is entitled to legislative and
controlling functions, is lobbying the decision of the government, in
fact (I remember that the hasty adoption of the State Budget 2006 was
announced to be a major achievement).
But the most dangerous thing is that the major political forces in
power create legal obstacles for the change of this government.
The more people, the more opinions. The idea of the parliament stems
from the principle â??one person â?? one
voteâ??. In my opinion, the professionalism of a member of
parliament is described by his non-devotion to the ideas of a certain
party or clan, and his ability to be a CITIZEN.
Subject: Open Rostrum: Problem is not candidates but their aides
OPEN ROSTRUM: Problem is not candidates but their aides
Gagik Avanesyan
Hadrut
27-03-2007 15:44:28 - KarabakhOpen
Over the past 8 years the republic faced up to the same problem for
the second time, and the same persons appeared in the epicenter of the
process in both times. When in 1999-2000 we supported the president in
the confrontation with the minister of defense, we said with pain that
the problem of Samvel Babayan was his aides, the persons around him
who did not want or were afraid of proposing him to move aside and
estimate himself adequately. Now the same people are busy praising the
present government. In addition, they are threatening others who think
otherwise with a dictatorship in case they get real power.
The National Assembly, which is entitled to legislative and
controlling functions, is lobbying the decision of the government, in
fact (I remember that the hasty adoption of the State Budget 2006 was
announced to be a major achievement).
But the most dangerous thing is that the major political forces in
power create legal obstacles for the change of this government.
The more people, the more opinions. The idea of the parliament stems
from the principle â??one person â?? one
voteâ??. In my opinion, the professionalism of a member of
parliament is described by his non-devotion to the ideas of a certain
party or clan, and his ability to be a CITIZEN.