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ANC REPRESENTATIVE PREDICTS EXTRAORDINARY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
ArmInfo
2010-11-03 13:18:00
ArmInfo. Armenian National Congress (ANC) representative David
Shakhnazaryan predicted extraordinary presidential election in the
country when asked about ANC's chances and ambitions at the upcoming
parliamentary elections, Wednesday.
"As regards the statement by Galust Sahakyan, Vice Chairman of the
Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), saying that the opposition has
little contacts with public and sings the same song, he's better think
of the document signed by the presidents in Astrakhan and that he
represents the ruling party in the country having political prisoners
and where the incidents of March 1 2008 have not been revealed and
the murderers have not been punished. As for the Congress, it knows
its mission well and will go to the very end," Shakhnazaryan said.
Earlier on Tuesday, Galust Sahakyan said that the ANC's chances to
get deputy mandates is significant but the Congress should revise
its program and stop singing the same song.
From: A. Papazian
ArmInfo
2010-11-03 13:18:00
ArmInfo. Armenian National Congress (ANC) representative David
Shakhnazaryan predicted extraordinary presidential election in the
country when asked about ANC's chances and ambitions at the upcoming
parliamentary elections, Wednesday.
"As regards the statement by Galust Sahakyan, Vice Chairman of the
Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), saying that the opposition has
little contacts with public and sings the same song, he's better think
of the document signed by the presidents in Astrakhan and that he
represents the ruling party in the country having political prisoners
and where the incidents of March 1 2008 have not been revealed and
the murderers have not been punished. As for the Congress, it knows
its mission well and will go to the very end," Shakhnazaryan said.
Earlier on Tuesday, Galust Sahakyan said that the ANC's chances to
get deputy mandates is significant but the Congress should revise
its program and stop singing the same song.
From: A. Papazian