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TIME WILL COME, AND DALLAQYAN WILL MAKE UP HIS MIND
[06:07 pm] 10 November, 2006
`When the most important moment comes, I will decide
how to participate in the 2007 Parliamentary
elections', today in `Pastark' club NA deputy Viktor
Dallaqyan neither confirmed nor refuted the
information about his participation in the elections
as member of `Prosperous Armenia'. Instead, he
referred to the possible developments of the inner
political situation in Armenia.
According to him, the 2007 Parliamentary elections,
the confrontations inside the authorities, the
Karabakh conflict, the end of the office of Robert
Kocharyan, as well as other issues can affect the
inner political situation in Armenia. In Contrast to
2003, this time the Presidential elections will follow
the Parliamentary ones. `Those political powers which
will be dominating after the Parliamentary elections
will influence the Presidential elections', Mr.
Dallaqyan mentioned.
Although the deputy thinks that during the past 15
years Armenia suffered from the problem of fabricated
elections, this time there is a chance to organize
free and fair elections in 2007. According to him, we
must put an end to the slogan of Nicaraguan despot
Samosa, `You won during the elections, I won while
calculating the votes'.
In the organization of free and fair elections Mr.
Dallaqyan found the order of formation of the
electoral committees important. `The electoral
committees must consist of equal numbers of
representatives of the authorities and the
opposition'.
As for the 2008 budget which according to the Prime
Minister is just wonderful, Viktor Dallaqyan thinks it
is another `survival budget'.
Dallaqyan drew parallels between the budgets of
Armenia and Azerbaijan and drew a sad conclusion, `The
settlement of the Karabakh conflict has been taken to
the economic field. The country which has stronger
economy will be dominating while settling the
conflict'.
In order to show the gap between the economic
development of Armenia and Azerbaijan, Viktor
Dallaqyan enumerated, `In 2003-2007 the budget of
Azerbaijan rose 8 times, whereas that of Armenia -
four times. During the last nine months the economic
growth of Azerbaijan was 34%, whereas that of Armenia-
12.5%. Besides, the state budget of Azerbaijan allots
1 billion USD to the defense of the country, whereas
that of Armenia - only 263 million USD'.
TIME WILL COME, AND DALLAQYAN WILL MAKE UP HIS MIND
[06:07 pm] 10 November, 2006
`When the most important moment comes, I will decide
how to participate in the 2007 Parliamentary
elections', today in `Pastark' club NA deputy Viktor
Dallaqyan neither confirmed nor refuted the
information about his participation in the elections
as member of `Prosperous Armenia'. Instead, he
referred to the possible developments of the inner
political situation in Armenia.
According to him, the 2007 Parliamentary elections,
the confrontations inside the authorities, the
Karabakh conflict, the end of the office of Robert
Kocharyan, as well as other issues can affect the
inner political situation in Armenia. In Contrast to
2003, this time the Presidential elections will follow
the Parliamentary ones. `Those political powers which
will be dominating after the Parliamentary elections
will influence the Presidential elections', Mr.
Dallaqyan mentioned.
Although the deputy thinks that during the past 15
years Armenia suffered from the problem of fabricated
elections, this time there is a chance to organize
free and fair elections in 2007. According to him, we
must put an end to the slogan of Nicaraguan despot
Samosa, `You won during the elections, I won while
calculating the votes'.
In the organization of free and fair elections Mr.
Dallaqyan found the order of formation of the
electoral committees important. `The electoral
committees must consist of equal numbers of
representatives of the authorities and the
opposition'.
As for the 2008 budget which according to the Prime
Minister is just wonderful, Viktor Dallaqyan thinks it
is another `survival budget'.
Dallaqyan drew parallels between the budgets of
Armenia and Azerbaijan and drew a sad conclusion, `The
settlement of the Karabakh conflict has been taken to
the economic field. The country which has stronger
economy will be dominating while settling the
conflict'.
In order to show the gap between the economic
development of Armenia and Azerbaijan, Viktor
Dallaqyan enumerated, `In 2003-2007 the budget of
Azerbaijan rose 8 times, whereas that of Armenia -
four times. During the last nine months the economic
growth of Azerbaijan was 34%, whereas that of Armenia-
12.5%. Besides, the state budget of Azerbaijan allots
1 billion USD to the defense of the country, whereas
that of Armenia - only 263 million USD'.