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    STRIVING OF CONSOLIDATION OF ARMENIAN VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE TRANSPARENCY OF ELECTIONS WAS REASON OF ARREST OF ORGANIZATION'S ACTIVISTS, ARMEN AGHAYAN CONSIDERS

    Noyan Tapan
    Dec 18 2006

    YEREVAN, DECEMBER 18, NOYAN TAPAN. "Soon the video recording
    of speeches of Zhirayr Sefilian and Vardan Malkhasian will be
    presented to the public. This recording became a basis for accusing
    the latters of the attempt of coup d'etat. And you will be convinced
    that these speeches could not be a reason for arrests." Armen Aghayan,
    representative of the Consolidation of of Armenian Volunteers (CAV)
    organization, Political Secretary of Defence of Liberated Territories
    public initiative, declared at the December 16 press conference. He
    said that one of the main tasks of CAV is to provide transparency of
    the elections. In his words, if the opposition was able to prevent mass
    falsifications at the referendum on constitutional amendments, today
    CAV would not be engaged in issues of control over the forthcoming
    elections. "Our task is to provide fair political processes for the
    Armenian people to solve issues of its future itself," A.Aghayan
    declared. In his words, the very activity of CAV became the reason of
    such aggressive actions of the authorities who arrested Z.Sefilian and
    V.Malkhasian. He characterized the actions of the National Security
    Service as negligent. In particular, in his words, the searches at
    apartments of organization's activists were held very negligently. "One
    can judge about the essence of the National Security Service only by
    the fact that Dzerzhinski's portraits hang on the walls of the offices
    of Security Service employees up to present," A.Aghayan declared.
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