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    ARFD does not demand President's resignation, because it will put
    country in concussions again, ARFD deputy says

    YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 25, NOYAN TAPAN. The conscious part of the nation
    expresses its agreement to the ARFD's suggestions to make changes in
    Armenian-Turkish Protocols published on August 31. RA NA ARFD faction
    member Ruzan Arakelian reported this at a September 24 press conference
    adding that "queues were formed" for joining the signature collection
    held by Dashnaktsutiun.

    "We should say no to the Protocols and it should take place in the
    Republic of Armenia thanks to the efforts of all Armenians living
    abroad, and we should prevent the signing of the initiated protocols,"
    another participant of the press conference, NA Heritage faction member
    Zaruhi Postanjian said. She expressed regret that ARFD took such steps
    only now instead of doing it 10 years ago, it made part of the power
    violating human rights, including freedom of expression. She noted that
    ARFD was part of that power even after the ill-famed events of March 1,
    2008 and supported Serzh Sargsyan. According to Z. Postanjian, ARFD now
    also does not demand President's resignation and demanding only the
    resignation of Foreign Minister means not to say the final word and not
    to demand.

    Opposing to the other speaker R. Arakelian declared that ARFD's being
    part of the power was not an end in itself: the party thought that
    being in power it could prevent and prevented the problems of the
    country. ARFD does not demand President's resignation, because it will
    put country in concussions again. According to R. Arakelian, on the
    occasion of March 1 events Dashnaktsutiun has done whatever a
    tender-hearted political force, which thinks about the country, should
    do.
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