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    RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES HAVE NOT MET WITH ARMENIAN OPPOSITION CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY TER-PETROSIAN

    ARKA News Agency
    Feb 13 2008
    Armenia

    YEREVAN, February 13. /ARKA/. The representatives of higher echelons
    of power in Russia have not met with the opposition candidate for
    presidency ex-president of Armenia Levon Ter-Petrosian who visited
    Moscow this week, a source of RIA Novosti agency reports.

    Referring to the election campaign office of Ter-Petrosian the Russian
    "Komersant" newspaper reported earlier Wednesday that Ter-Petrosian
    has been received by the first Vice-Premier of Russia and presidential
    contender Dmitry Medvedev.

    "Nobody from the Russian authorities met with Ter-Petrosian. Leonid
    Gozman (Deputy Head of the political council of the Russian "Soyuz
    Pravix Sil" (Union of Right Forces) has been the highest political
    level of Ter-Petrosian's meetings in Moscow," the source reported.

    The presidential elections are to be held in Armenia on February 19.

    The following nine candidates are to run for presidency in the
    elections: the Prime-Minister and the leader of the Republican Party
    of Armenia Serge Sargsian, the leader of "Orinats Yerkir" (Country
    of Law) party Arthur Baghdasarian, the leader of the People's Party
    Tigran Karapetian, the first president of Armenia Levon Ter-Petrosian,
    the leader of the "National Unity" Artashes Geghamian, the Chairman
    of the "National Accord" party Aram Harutiunian, the Vice-Speaker of
    the Armenian Parliament and member of the Bureau of ARF Dashnaktsutiun
    Vahan Hovhannisian, the leader of the National Democratic Union Vazgen
    Manukian and former FM of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Arman Melikian.

    Ter-Petrosian who hopes to consolidate the opposition electorate
    and to challenge the favorite of the race Premier Sargsian blames
    the current authorities of Armenia for preventing him from a normal
    election campaign and promises to hold protect actions after the
    outcome of the voting is announced.
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