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LEVON TER-PETROSYAN SAID: GO AHEAD!
Lragir, Armenia
Nov 27 2006
The Alternative Political Initiative set up two months ago is said to
be ensuring the political return of Levon Ter-Petrosyan. This question
is almost inevitable in almost every appearance of the Alternative to
the public, which was raised November 27 during the news conference
at the Friday Club hosting Vahagn Khachatryan and Nicol Pashinyan,
members of the Alternative. Like we are seeking supporters among
the public, we showed our project and goals to the first president
of the Republic, said the members of Alternative. In answer to the
question what Levon Ter-Petrosyan had said after seeing the project,
Vahagn Khachatryan said with a smile, "He said go ahead."
The Alternative goes and is not denying relation to the former
government. "We are an inheriting political force and if you want,
nobody denies and can deny that there were and there are problems in
our country. But the problem is the following. We are saying that
we are assuming responsibility for the activity of the political
team based on the ideas of the movement of 88, but we claim that the
dividents of this government also belong to us," Nicol Pashinyan says.
According to him, there were disadvantages, but Nicol Pashinyan says an
objective environment should be established for speaking about these
disadvantages because the public perceptions and approaches of the
public about the former government were forged under the influence
of propaganda.
Lragir, Armenia
Nov 27 2006
The Alternative Political Initiative set up two months ago is said to
be ensuring the political return of Levon Ter-Petrosyan. This question
is almost inevitable in almost every appearance of the Alternative to
the public, which was raised November 27 during the news conference
at the Friday Club hosting Vahagn Khachatryan and Nicol Pashinyan,
members of the Alternative. Like we are seeking supporters among
the public, we showed our project and goals to the first president
of the Republic, said the members of Alternative. In answer to the
question what Levon Ter-Petrosyan had said after seeing the project,
Vahagn Khachatryan said with a smile, "He said go ahead."
The Alternative goes and is not denying relation to the former
government. "We are an inheriting political force and if you want,
nobody denies and can deny that there were and there are problems in
our country. But the problem is the following. We are saying that
we are assuming responsibility for the activity of the political
team based on the ideas of the movement of 88, but we claim that the
dividents of this government also belong to us," Nicol Pashinyan says.
According to him, there were disadvantages, but Nicol Pashinyan says an
objective environment should be established for speaking about these
disadvantages because the public perceptions and approaches of the
public about the former government were forged under the influence
of propaganda.