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THERE WILL BE NO REVOLUTION IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
Lragir.am
21 July 06
The deputy leader of the Republican Party Tigran Torosyan believes
that after the July 22 extraordinary assembly of the Republican Party
nothing will happen to the party even if we take into account that
the post o the chair of the council of the party is restored.
According to Tigran Torosyan, the Republican has had an influential
role in the political processes of Armenia. And the Republican was
majority after two parliamentary elections.
There is an opinion in the media that not all the Republicans approve
the restoration of the chair of the president of the council and
naming of Serge Sargsyan. In this connection Tigran Torosyan notes,
"People who express opinions secretly and decline to specify their
source are not serious. Unfortunately, people often comment on the
political life in Armenia who are far from the reality and far from
being analysts. The internal life of the political party is the
problem of the political party. It is important for the society how
effectively the party serves the society. There will be no revolution
in the Republican Party."
Countering to the statements of Vazgen Manukyan and one or two other
figures that the growth of the Republican will lead to a unipartisan
system in Armenia, Tigran Torosyan notes, "One needs to have a
vivid imagination not to see the realities and make suppositions
on the unipartisan system. Fortunately, there is not such a threat
in Armenia."
Lragir.am
21 July 06
The deputy leader of the Republican Party Tigran Torosyan believes
that after the July 22 extraordinary assembly of the Republican Party
nothing will happen to the party even if we take into account that
the post o the chair of the council of the party is restored.
According to Tigran Torosyan, the Republican has had an influential
role in the political processes of Armenia. And the Republican was
majority after two parliamentary elections.
There is an opinion in the media that not all the Republicans approve
the restoration of the chair of the president of the council and
naming of Serge Sargsyan. In this connection Tigran Torosyan notes,
"People who express opinions secretly and decline to specify their
source are not serious. Unfortunately, people often comment on the
political life in Armenia who are far from the reality and far from
being analysts. The internal life of the political party is the
problem of the political party. It is important for the society how
effectively the party serves the society. There will be no revolution
in the Republican Party."
Countering to the statements of Vazgen Manukyan and one or two other
figures that the growth of the Republican will lead to a unipartisan
system in Armenia, Tigran Torosyan notes, "One needs to have a
vivid imagination not to see the realities and make suppositions
on the unipartisan system. Fortunately, there is not such a threat
in Armenia."