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    CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISION WILL CONTRIBUTE TO DANGEROUS DEVELOPMENTS: HERITAGE PARTY

    Tert.am
    11:32 ~U 13.01.10

    The Heritage Party issued a statement in response to yesterday's
    decision on the Armenian-Turkish Protocols by Armenia's Constitutional
    Court, who stated that the Protocols did not violate any aspect of
    the country's Constitution.

    The release by the party, in part, reads:

    "The Heritage Party considers the decision made by the Constitutional
    Court on January 12, 2010, on Armenia's assumed responsibilities in
    recognizing the Armenian-Turkish Protocols' correspondence with the
    RA Constitution to be an unconstitutional, unlawful, anti-state and
    anti-nation act, made not in the name of, but against the republics of
    Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, their citizens and the Armenian people
    around the world...

    "The Heritage Party announces that

    It will not accept the (already with the participation of the
    Constitutional Court)'legalized' falsification, The Constitutional
    Court is in an accomplice to anti-Armenian conspiracy and to once again
    depriving us of our homeland [Armenian historical lands currently
    in western Turkey], The Constitutional Court is not claiming full
    responsibility of contributing to dangerous developments in the
    republics of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh as a consequence of putting
    into effect the Armenian-Turkish Protocols, Standing on the foundation
    of all of this, Armenia's presidencies and their political forces bear
    the... responsibility of the Constitutional Court's decision, [and]
    Serzh Sargsyan and his administration have crossed all thresholds of
    responsibility and self-resignation."

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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