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GURGEN ARSENYAN DOES NOT CHOOSE THE EASY WAY
Lragir.am
20-09-2007 15:21:42
The leader of the United Labor Party Gurgen Arsenyan who lost the
parliamentary election held his first news conference after May 12 on
September 20 at the Pastark club. In commenting on his failure he said
one of the reasons might be the correct election campaign and did not
use black PR. "We observed our commitments to our allies." Gurgen
Arsenyan gave an indirect, evasive answer to the question of Lragir.am
whether he means that the ULP's allies had broken their commitments.
"I meant what I said. I meant what I meant. We think that we did not
break our commitments to our allies. This is our opinion," Gurgen
Arsenyan says.
The reporters asked him if he has a grudge on the government which
denied the ULP access to the parliament. Gurgen Arsenyan said they did
not enter the parliament because they did not get 5 percent of votes.
The leader of the United Labor Party says the easiest thing to do is
to have a grudge on the government, the society, his party, but he
assumes responsibility and looks for the cause of the failure in the
activities of the party for the tactics of which he is responsible.
However, Gurgen Arsenyan said he does not think entry to parliament is
important of all. He said he will go on to prepare the party for the
parliamentary election of 2012 and before the parliamentary election
the party will run in the local elections to strengthen its position.
Lragir.am
20-09-2007 15:21:42
The leader of the United Labor Party Gurgen Arsenyan who lost the
parliamentary election held his first news conference after May 12 on
September 20 at the Pastark club. In commenting on his failure he said
one of the reasons might be the correct election campaign and did not
use black PR. "We observed our commitments to our allies." Gurgen
Arsenyan gave an indirect, evasive answer to the question of Lragir.am
whether he means that the ULP's allies had broken their commitments.
"I meant what I said. I meant what I meant. We think that we did not
break our commitments to our allies. This is our opinion," Gurgen
Arsenyan says.
The reporters asked him if he has a grudge on the government which
denied the ULP access to the parliament. Gurgen Arsenyan said they did
not enter the parliament because they did not get 5 percent of votes.
The leader of the United Labor Party says the easiest thing to do is
to have a grudge on the government, the society, his party, but he
assumes responsibility and looks for the cause of the failure in the
activities of the party for the tactics of which he is responsible.
However, Gurgen Arsenyan said he does not think entry to parliament is
important of all. He said he will go on to prepare the party for the
parliamentary election of 2012 and before the parliamentary election
the party will run in the local elections to strengthen its position.