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AUTHORITARIAN POLICE REGIME ESTABLISH IN ARMENIA, EX-SPEAKER THINKS
YEREVAN, JUNE 2. ARMINFO. An authoritarian police regime has
established in Armenia, states the former parliamentary speaker,
one of the ideologists of the former ruling party APNM, member of
APNM-patronized public and political organization "Armat" Babken
Ararktsyan.
He says that the international community is aware of the necessity of
"color" revolutions in authoritarian states of the post-Soviet area,
like Armenia. It is quite another question that Armenia like Ukraine
and Georgia has become an appendix of the South Caucasus because
of the poor foreign policy of its present authorities, that is why,
the international community does not care if there is revolution in
Armenia or not. Of course, the external factor plays a considerable
but not decisive role in organization of a revolution in Armenia. The
public interest in it is necessary, so export of revolutions from
outside has no prospects, Araktsyan thinks. He is sympathetic with the
present opposition as in conditions when the opposition is deprived
of a possibility to present its positions on various issues to the
people it must not be demanded much, he thinks.
YEREVAN, JUNE 2. ARMINFO. An authoritarian police regime has
established in Armenia, states the former parliamentary speaker,
one of the ideologists of the former ruling party APNM, member of
APNM-patronized public and political organization "Armat" Babken
Ararktsyan.
He says that the international community is aware of the necessity of
"color" revolutions in authoritarian states of the post-Soviet area,
like Armenia. It is quite another question that Armenia like Ukraine
and Georgia has become an appendix of the South Caucasus because
of the poor foreign policy of its present authorities, that is why,
the international community does not care if there is revolution in
Armenia or not. Of course, the external factor plays a considerable
but not decisive role in organization of a revolution in Armenia. The
public interest in it is necessary, so export of revolutions from
outside has no prospects, Araktsyan thinks. He is sympathetic with the
present opposition as in conditions when the opposition is deprived
of a possibility to present its positions on various issues to the
people it must not be demanded much, he thinks.