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Opposition held sit-in Armenian capital ahead of another rally
Mediamax news agency
10 Apr 04
YEREVAN
The Armenian opposition does not see any more opportunities to realize
the change of power in the country by means of holding a referendum on
confidence in the president, one of the leaders of the opposition
Justice block, Albert Bazeyan, said in Yerevan today.
The opposition leaders met today their adherents, who are staging a
sit-in on Freedom Square in Yerevan, Mediamax's correspondent
reports. About 150 opposition activists are on Freedom Square at
present.
Albert Bazeyan said that the opposition had practically refused the
idea of holding a referendum on confidence in the authorities and
demanded the unconditional resignation of Armenian President Robert
Kocharyan. According to him, this decision was made after the ruling
coalition, which has a majority in the Armenian National Assembly,
rejected yesterday the opposition's proposal to put the issue of
holding a referendum on confidence in the authorities on the agenda.
The regular meeting of the Armenian opposition will be staged on
Freedom Square at 1800 today. The leaders of the Justice block and the
National Unity party stated that mass protest actions will continue
unless the president resigns.
Mediamax news agency
10 Apr 04
YEREVAN
The Armenian opposition does not see any more opportunities to realize
the change of power in the country by means of holding a referendum on
confidence in the president, one of the leaders of the opposition
Justice block, Albert Bazeyan, said in Yerevan today.
The opposition leaders met today their adherents, who are staging a
sit-in on Freedom Square in Yerevan, Mediamax's correspondent
reports. About 150 opposition activists are on Freedom Square at
present.
Albert Bazeyan said that the opposition had practically refused the
idea of holding a referendum on confidence in the authorities and
demanded the unconditional resignation of Armenian President Robert
Kocharyan. According to him, this decision was made after the ruling
coalition, which has a majority in the Armenian National Assembly,
rejected yesterday the opposition's proposal to put the issue of
holding a referendum on confidence in the authorities on the agenda.
The regular meeting of the Armenian opposition will be staged on
Freedom Square at 1800 today. The leaders of the Justice block and the
National Unity party stated that mass protest actions will continue
unless the president resigns.