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LERNIK ALEXANYAN: 'STRONG OPPOSITION REQUIRES STRONG ADMINISTRATION, AND VICE VERSA'
ARMENPRESS
NOVEMBER 8, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 8, ARMENPRESS: 'The administration and opposition
form the general body of a state: strong opposition requires strong
administration, and vice versa,' Lernik Alexanyan, deputy of the
Armenian Republican Party, said today at a debate with Lyudmila
Sargsyan, representative of Social-Democratic Hnchak Party.
According to Lyudmila Sargsyan, the ARP, 'Prosperous Armenia' Party
and ARF have already started their pre-election propaganda campaign.
She said the 'Prosperous Armenia' Party expects more than 50% votes
in the forthcoming parliamentary elections and will not join the
coalition. She says it is quite possible that several deputies from
the Orinats Yerkir will be involved in the elections. She noted that
the opportunities of the Armenian National Congress 'are quite big'.
Lernik Alexanyan says the three forces of the coalition have a great
potential. 'I do not see any inner-party tension, though everything
is possible in politics. We will form coalition for implementing our
projects and not for coming up in elections,' he said. He says he does
not exclude that the coalition forces may partake separately in the
elections. 'The Orinats Yerkir is our main beat; it has provincial
bodies, certain number of voters, corresponding way of organizational
work and experience,' Lernik
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
NOVEMBER 8, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 8, ARMENPRESS: 'The administration and opposition
form the general body of a state: strong opposition requires strong
administration, and vice versa,' Lernik Alexanyan, deputy of the
Armenian Republican Party, said today at a debate with Lyudmila
Sargsyan, representative of Social-Democratic Hnchak Party.
According to Lyudmila Sargsyan, the ARP, 'Prosperous Armenia' Party
and ARF have already started their pre-election propaganda campaign.
She said the 'Prosperous Armenia' Party expects more than 50% votes
in the forthcoming parliamentary elections and will not join the
coalition. She says it is quite possible that several deputies from
the Orinats Yerkir will be involved in the elections. She noted that
the opportunities of the Armenian National Congress 'are quite big'.
Lernik Alexanyan says the three forces of the coalition have a great
potential. 'I do not see any inner-party tension, though everything
is possible in politics. We will form coalition for implementing our
projects and not for coming up in elections,' he said. He says he does
not exclude that the coalition forces may partake separately in the
elections. 'The Orinats Yerkir is our main beat; it has provincial
bodies, certain number of voters, corresponding way of organizational
work and experience,' Lernik
From: A. Papazian