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    SERZH SARGSYAN: IN YEREVAN COUNCIL OF ELDERS ELECTIONS EVERYBODY SHOULD BE READY TO ACCEPT ANY RESULT

    Noyan Tapan
    Apr 10, 2009

    YEREVAN, APRIL 10, NOYAN TAPAN. In the May 31 Yerevan Council of Elders
    elections everybody should be ready to accept any result, RA President
    Serzh Sargsyan stated at the April 10 press conference dedicated to
    the one year of his tenure. In his words, Yerevan has many problems
    "thirsty for being solved," and Yerevan residents should elect their
    Mayor, who should serve to the capital city. "I call for excluding
    hatred, going to ballot for electing Yerevan Council of Elders and
    not having other goals, it is very important," S. Sargsyan said.

    In connection with first RA President Levon Ter-Petrosian's decision
    to head the Armenian National Congress electoral roll in the
    elections, S. Sargsyan said: "I treat the decision of any RA citizen
    normally." He again rejected the idea of holding special parliamentary
    elections. "The Constitution has determined very exactly in what
    circumstances and with what periodicity parliamentary elections
    should be held in RA, and we will act in line with the letter of
    Constitution," he said.

    In response to the question of whether the authorities are ready
    to cede the power in Yerevan if the opposition wins on May 31,
    S. Sargsyan stated that the power belongs to the people in Armenia,
    and it is obvious.

    The RA President considers reasonable the position L. Ter-Petrosian
    expressed at the 2009 March 1 rally that the opposition should
    follow exclusively the constitutional way and renounce revolutionary
    struggle. "It is a very reasonable approach, it is a pity that this
    statement was not voiced on February 20, 2008," S. Sargsyan said.

    Excluding recurrence of the 2008 March 1 events, S. Sargsyan said:
    "No June 1 will happen, that is, there will be June 1, but it will
    be a normal day and not a day of tragic events."
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