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NEW YEREVAN MAYOR TO USE THE SAME CORRUPTION SCHEMES, OPPOSITIONIST SAYS
news.am
Dec 21 2010
Armenia
The more staff changes are made by the government the better for us,
Levon Zurabyan, coordinator of the Armenian National Congress, said
asked by NEWS.am correspondent to comment on the recent government
reshuffle.
He noted that if authorities' regime is dictatorship they cannot shift
to democratic system. "All such governments rest on oligarchic groups
and criminal world. There should be a government based on assistance
of people," he noted. According to him, today's vicious system is so
deep-rooted that reforms would meet with great resistance.
Speaking of Karen Karapetyan's appointment to the post of Yerevan
Mayor, Zurabyan said that he will use the same corruption schemes as
he used to being ArmRusgazprom director. He recalled that ANC filed a
lawsuit against unsubstantiated increase in gas prices. "All this was
done when Karapetyan was top manager of the company. Should we think
that he would create a system meeting citizens' expectations? No,
of course," Zurabyan added.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
Dec 21 2010
Armenia
The more staff changes are made by the government the better for us,
Levon Zurabyan, coordinator of the Armenian National Congress, said
asked by NEWS.am correspondent to comment on the recent government
reshuffle.
He noted that if authorities' regime is dictatorship they cannot shift
to democratic system. "All such governments rest on oligarchic groups
and criminal world. There should be a government based on assistance
of people," he noted. According to him, today's vicious system is so
deep-rooted that reforms would meet with great resistance.
Speaking of Karen Karapetyan's appointment to the post of Yerevan
Mayor, Zurabyan said that he will use the same corruption schemes as
he used to being ArmRusgazprom director. He recalled that ANC filed a
lawsuit against unsubstantiated increase in gas prices. "All this was
done when Karapetyan was top manager of the company. Should we think
that he would create a system meeting citizens' expectations? No,
of course," Zurabyan added.
From: A. Papazian