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    ARMENIAN NA SPEAKER THINKS OF HIMSELF - EXPERT

    TERT.AM
    16:18 ~U 21.02.13

    Hovik Abrahamyan, Speaker of Armenia's parliament and Head of incumbent
    President Serzh Sargsyan's campaign headquarters is thinking of his
    appointment as Armenia's premier much more than of Serzh Sargsyan's
    reputation, Hmayak Hovhannisyan, Chairman of the Political Scientists'
    Union of Armenia, stated at a debate with Mkrtich Minasyan, an MP
    from the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA).

    With respect to the first Armenian president Levon Ter-Petrosyan's
    participation in the voting, the expert noted that he showed his
    attitude to the elections - he believes they are events worth
    participating in.

    "You underestimated Raffi Hohannisian. You thought he would not poll
    as many votes as he actually did," Mr Hovhannisyan said.

    In response, Mr Minasyan said that the people, as well as local and
    international observers, showed their attitude to the presidential
    election. In the recent 20 years this presidential election has been
    the best in terms of conformity with international standards.

    "Some lack of competition was the only thing noted, which, however,
    does not belittle this event in Armenia," he said.

    With respect to post-election developments, Mr Hovhannisyan said
    elections have always been followed by rallies. However, the present
    situation is radically different.

    "This time the authorities have failed to win over the presidential
    candidate that got the third largest number of votes, which was the
    case during all the previous elections. Now, however, it is difficult
    for the authorities to stabilize the situation," he said. The expert
    stressed that Raffi Hovannisian will "fight hard right to the end."




    From: A. Papazian
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