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LEVON TER-PETROSYAN'S SUPPORTERS DEMAND LIVE BROADCAST ON PUBLIC TV OF ARMENIA
arminfo
2008-02-21 16:54:00
ArmInfo. The supporters of Levon Ter-Petrosyan, the first president of
Armenia and a presidential candidate, demand live broadcast on Public
TV of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, a member of Ter-Petrosyan's campaign
headquarters said at a rally at Liberty Square in Yerevan, Thursday.
He urged the leadership of the Public TV of Armenia to call
Press-secretary of Ter-Petrosyan's campaign headquarters Arman Musinyan
and fix a time for live broadcast. During the rally, the youth wing
of the Conservative Party appealed to students to go on strike since
tomorrow. Chairman of the oppositional Republic Party Aram Sargsyan
recalled that in Ukraine the process of establishing legitimacy lasted
for three months: "I want to say that it will last three months here,
too, but we must be patient to succeed". Leader of the oppositional
New Times Party Aram Karapetyan expressed pity over the fact that one
cannot go on strike at enterprises, too, "as over the past 10 years
most part of them have not been operating thanks to Robert Kocharyan
and Serzh Sargsyan". Touching upon the greetings telegrams addressed
to Serzh Sargsyan, the New Times leader stressed that some people
congratulated Viktor Yanukovich even twice, but he failed to become
the president of his country.
At the moment, the rally is intermitted by music. To note, Levon
Ter-Petrosyan hasn't come out with his main statement yet.
arminfo
2008-02-21 16:54:00
ArmInfo. The supporters of Levon Ter-Petrosyan, the first president of
Armenia and a presidential candidate, demand live broadcast on Public
TV of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, a member of Ter-Petrosyan's campaign
headquarters said at a rally at Liberty Square in Yerevan, Thursday.
He urged the leadership of the Public TV of Armenia to call
Press-secretary of Ter-Petrosyan's campaign headquarters Arman Musinyan
and fix a time for live broadcast. During the rally, the youth wing
of the Conservative Party appealed to students to go on strike since
tomorrow. Chairman of the oppositional Republic Party Aram Sargsyan
recalled that in Ukraine the process of establishing legitimacy lasted
for three months: "I want to say that it will last three months here,
too, but we must be patient to succeed". Leader of the oppositional
New Times Party Aram Karapetyan expressed pity over the fact that one
cannot go on strike at enterprises, too, "as over the past 10 years
most part of them have not been operating thanks to Robert Kocharyan
and Serzh Sargsyan". Touching upon the greetings telegrams addressed
to Serzh Sargsyan, the New Times leader stressed that some people
congratulated Viktor Yanukovich even twice, but he failed to become
the president of his country.
At the moment, the rally is intermitted by music. To note, Levon
Ter-Petrosyan hasn't come out with his main statement yet.