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    TIGRAN KHZMALYAN: PRIOR PUBLIC INTEREST IN KAJARAN VILLAGE IS NOTHING BUT INTERESTS OF A GROUP OF ROBBERS

    arminfo
    Tuesday, December 20, 16:36

    Prior public interest in Kajaran village is nothing but interests
    of a group of robbers, says Tigran Khzmalyan, a member of Sardarapat
    Movement, filmmaker.

    "The ruling regime is in agony now and the authorities do their
    best to bleed our country and us white. The policy of robbing the
    own people that was launched yet 20 years ago is continued. Thanks
    to barbarian privatization, all the public property is now focused
    in the hands of several dozens of families. Now, the owners of the
    Zangezour copper and molybdenum plant have organized a four-shift
    work to recover and sell the wealth which does not belong to them and
    transfer the proceeds to abroad as soon as possible," Khzmalyan said.

    Sardarapat does not make populist statements demanding to stop
    exploitation of deposits. The minerals are being robbed, while the
    budget receives insignificant funds from their exploitation, he said.

    "All of us know how much is a barrel of oil, but no one know how much
    is a kilogram of molybdenum, while it has grown in price 10-12fold
    over the last year. Therefore, we should do everything for media to
    cover all the topics related to Kajaran," he said.

    Under the decision adopted on April 28, 2011, the cabinet changed
    the designated purpose of those lands and gave them to the Zangezour
    Copper and Molybdenum Plant on lease.

    Kajaran residents are against the decision as they are convinced that
    it would pose serious environmental hazards, forcing them to leave the
    village. The governor of Kajaran, Rafik Kajayan, had earlier resigned
    and left the Republican Party, refusing to sign the lease agreement.

    But the move hasn't pushed the government to step away from its
    decision.

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