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    REACTION OF KARABAKH DID NOT CAUSE INSTABILITY
    Naira Hairumyan

    http://www.lragir.am/src/index.php?id=p olitics&pid=14979
    19:33:16 - 24/08/2009

    The pro-government activists urge to come together to tackle
    national issues, namely the Karabakh settlement. Opinions that lack
    of unity regarding these issues weaken the country are voiced every
    day. However, nobody explains what for they should come together.

    Apparently, the ruling parties do not know. The pro-government
    activists first describe the principles of Madrid as a breakthrough,
    then they confess through the vice foreign minister Shavarsh Kocharyan
    that they mean concessions on behalf of Armenia. The opposition
    activists do not know what to say; they argue that these principles are
    unacceptable but only the principle on compromise enables settlement.

    And around what do they propose coming together? Shall we come together
    to concede Karabakh? Or shall we think together how to keep it?

    The idea of unity which is considered as a guarantee of stability and
    national security is taken rather seriously by the society. In fact,
    people do not want instability, and those people benefit who are not
    interested in internal change. However, the experience of the past few
    months shows that the backlash of Karabakh and separate figures to the
    principles of Madrid did not cause instability and was understood both
    in Armenia and the Diaspora. At least, nobody has accused Karabakh of
    dividing the Armenians of Karabakh and reproached it for protecting
    its interests. Moreover, the distinct stance of Karabakh has brought
    about a healthy public debate. It is possible that the interview in
    which Shavarsh Kocharyan rejects the principles of Madrid maybe the
    result of it.

    After all, nobody denies that unity is crucial to national issues
    but why should unity be crucial to issues that contradict to national
    issues? Let us work out genuine national principles and come together
    around them.
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