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April 8, 2004 Thursday
CIS official arrival in Armenia not linked with opposition moves
By Tigran Liloyan
YEREVAN
Nikolai Bordyuzha, the secretary-general of the Collective Security
Treaty Organisation, denied assertions that his arrival in Armenia is
linked with the fact that the local opposition stepped up its
activities.
Bordyuzha said in an exclusive interview to Tass upon his arrival
that the Collective Security Treaty Organisations is not going to
interfere in the events in Yerevan. "This will be decided by
political instruments, not by clashes," Bordyuzha believes.
The opposition that became more active in the recent days urges the
Armenian authorities to fulfil the decision of the country's
Constitutional Court, made last year, about a referendum on the vote
of confidence for the president. The opposition convenes a "national
rally" on Friday, wishing to compel the president to resign.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
TASS
April 8, 2004 Thursday
CIS official arrival in Armenia not linked with opposition moves
By Tigran Liloyan
YEREVAN
Nikolai Bordyuzha, the secretary-general of the Collective Security
Treaty Organisation, denied assertions that his arrival in Armenia is
linked with the fact that the local opposition stepped up its
activities.
Bordyuzha said in an exclusive interview to Tass upon his arrival
that the Collective Security Treaty Organisations is not going to
interfere in the events in Yerevan. "This will be decided by
political instruments, not by clashes," Bordyuzha believes.
The opposition that became more active in the recent days urges the
Armenian authorities to fulfil the decision of the country's
Constitutional Court, made last year, about a referendum on the vote
of confidence for the president. The opposition convenes a "national
rally" on Friday, wishing to compel the president to resign.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress