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    PROSECUTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE OF ARMENIA DOES NOT RULE OUT POSSIBLE INSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL CASES BASED ON MATERIALS OF CONTROL CHAMBER'S REPORT
    by Tatevik Shahunyan

    ARMINFO
    Wednesday, July 3, 10:46

    Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's criticism against Armenian
    Prosecutor General's Office was conditioned by the fact that
    Prosecutor General's Office failed to immediately separate the cases
    of criminal nature from the Control Chamber's report and to
    investigate them, Aghvan Hovsepyan, Armenian Prosecutor General, told
    journalists.

    He said that the Prosecutor General's Office launched that process
    after receiving the relevant materials on the Control Chamber's report
    from Speaker of Armenian Parliament Hovik Abrahamyan. Aghvan Hovsepyan
    does not rule out possible institution of criminal cases based on the
    materials of the Control Chamber's report.

    To note, Head of the Control Chamber Ishkhan Zakaryan said in his
    annual report that 70% of the country's budget is in the shadow risk
    area. This statement caused a wide public response. Recently Armenian
    President Serzh Sargsyan strongly criticized Zakaryan and said that
    the head of the Control Chamber has no right to assess the phenomena,
    he only must demonstrate the facts the way the statistical service
    does. The President also cast doubt on the data published by the
    Control Chamber and instructed the Prosecutor General's Office to
    puzzle out the facts of violations within 2 or 3 days. He added that
    the parliamentary majority's behavior needs to be discussed separately
    and hinted at the Parliament leadership's critical statements against
    the Government after the Control Chamber had published the report.




    From: A. Papazian
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