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ONE SHOULD EXPECT SERIOUS INTERNAL POLITICAL PROCESSES IN ARMENIA WITHIN NEXT TWO MONTHS, ARSHAK SADOYAN THINKS
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 8. ARMINFO. Serious processes of home policy
will take place in Armenia within the next two months. leader of the
party Bloc of National Democrats, deputy of the parliament from the
opposition Arshak Sadoyan stated during the news conference, Thursday.
According to him, from 1998, i.e. since the day of his coming to power
Robert Kocharian promised to carry out constitutional reforms, but he
delayed conducting them, as the acting Constitution suits him much
more, which provides super-authorities to the president. Now under
the pressure of the European structures Robert Kocharian has to make
amendments to the Constitution, for which he has to falsify the results
of the referendum. In any case the opposition turns out to be in safe
situation - if the referendum fails Robert Kocharian must resign,
and if the results of the referendum are successfully falsified (the
success is impossible without its falsifications, Sadoyan is sure),
the people and international community will brindle at that and all
will end with "flower" revolution, the opposition deputy stressed.
He declared that in this situation the opposition must be 100% cable of
functioning, to provide each polling station with a group of observers
(10 people), who will hinder the falsifications.
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 8. ARMINFO. Serious processes of home policy
will take place in Armenia within the next two months. leader of the
party Bloc of National Democrats, deputy of the parliament from the
opposition Arshak Sadoyan stated during the news conference, Thursday.
According to him, from 1998, i.e. since the day of his coming to power
Robert Kocharian promised to carry out constitutional reforms, but he
delayed conducting them, as the acting Constitution suits him much
more, which provides super-authorities to the president. Now under
the pressure of the European structures Robert Kocharian has to make
amendments to the Constitution, for which he has to falsify the results
of the referendum. In any case the opposition turns out to be in safe
situation - if the referendum fails Robert Kocharian must resign,
and if the results of the referendum are successfully falsified (the
success is impossible without its falsifications, Sadoyan is sure),
the people and international community will brindle at that and all
will end with "flower" revolution, the opposition deputy stressed.
He declared that in this situation the opposition must be 100% cable of
functioning, to provide each polling station with a group of observers
(10 people), who will hinder the falsifications.