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    ENTRY EXAMINATIONS IN ARMENIA IN 2005 WERE ACCOMPANIED WITH GROSS VIOLATIONS, THINKS HEAD OF YOUTH ANTI-CORRUPTION STAFF

    YEREVAN, AUGUST 30. ARMINFO. Entry examinations in Armenia in 2005
    were with mass centralized violations and facts of corruption, Head
    of the Youth Anti- Corruption Staff, Leader of the Armenian Youth
    Party Sargis Asatryan told journalists today.

    He says that at the beginning of the summer, an independent youth anti-
    corruption staff was created and 92 employees followed the process
    of entry examinations throughout the country. Asatryan states that
    he considers himself a politician and makes a political statement and
    has no intention to specify it. He says all the facts of violations,
    that is 67 episodes of corruption, were brought in a special letter
    to Armenian President, wherein the party proposes dismissing Minister
    of Education and Science of Armenia Sergo Yeritsyan as the main person
    responsible for the disorders at the examinations.

    In response to the numerous questions of journalists related
    the largest violations at the exams, Asatryan mentioned Gyumri
    Pedagogical University and the State Agricultural Academy and the
    subjects "Armenian language," "English Language," "Physics," and
    "Mathematics." Asatryan thinks that such person as Sergo Yeritsyan
    should not be in charge of the native science and the future of
    children, and moreover, in charge of numerous grants and credit
    projects in the sphere of education. He pointed out that responsibility
    for "machinations at the examinations" are laid on Head of the Clearing
    Center Ruben Topchyan distributing free and paid places. But the main
    guilty person is Minister Sergo Yeritsyan, Asatryan reiterates.
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