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NAMES WHICH WOULD NOT LIKE TO BECOME KNOWN
Lragir.am
19-09-2007 16:58:29
The secretary of the People's Party of Armenia Grigor Harutiunyan who
was hosted at the Pastark Club for a news conference on September
19 condemned the assault on Hovanes Galajiyan, reporter. "There
can be only one opinion. Simply we are repeating the same thing all
the time about arbitrariness in the country. And interestingly it
occurred when the National Assembly affirmed the reappointment of
the prosecutor general," Grigor Harutiunyan says. According to him,
this showed what a National Assembly without opposition is.
"They shaped a government to have all their decisions and appointments
affirmed," Grigor Harutiunyan says. He also mentioned the shooting
in Yerevan on September 18 and said it arouses doubt that the police
do not mention the names of the people involved in the shooting. He
says they might be famous people and did not want their names to
become known.
"People who had earlier witnessed the incident near the thermal power
plant in Yerevan are no longer surprised. In our country the criminals
shape government which therefore cannot battle crime, and we regularly
witness such incidents," Grigor Harutiunyan says.
Lragir.am
19-09-2007 16:58:29
The secretary of the People's Party of Armenia Grigor Harutiunyan who
was hosted at the Pastark Club for a news conference on September
19 condemned the assault on Hovanes Galajiyan, reporter. "There
can be only one opinion. Simply we are repeating the same thing all
the time about arbitrariness in the country. And interestingly it
occurred when the National Assembly affirmed the reappointment of
the prosecutor general," Grigor Harutiunyan says. According to him,
this showed what a National Assembly without opposition is.
"They shaped a government to have all their decisions and appointments
affirmed," Grigor Harutiunyan says. He also mentioned the shooting
in Yerevan on September 18 and said it arouses doubt that the police
do not mention the names of the people involved in the shooting. He
says they might be famous people and did not want their names to
become known.
"People who had earlier witnessed the incident near the thermal power
plant in Yerevan are no longer surprised. In our country the criminals
shape government which therefore cannot battle crime, and we regularly
witness such incidents," Grigor Harutiunyan says.