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    THE PRICE OF DEAD SOULS

    Story from Lragir.am News:
    http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/country24087.html
    Published: 15:07:57 - 05/11/2011

    Rumors on the resignation of Armen Gevorgyan, the minister of
    territorial administration, do not stop. He is said to have already
    handed in his resignation. On the other hand, it is said that the
    government has decided to change the structure of the ministry and
    divide the functions of the deputy prime minister and the minister of
    territorial administration. According to this option, Armen Gevorgyan
    will remain deputy prime minister and another person will be appointed
    as minister of territorial administration.

    Armen Gevorgyan was one of the key persons in Robert Kocharyan's
    administration. Now he occupies a post which has a large scope
    of powers. This position was created for Hovik Abrahamyan who had
    considerable experience in organizing elections in Armenia. This
    position covers entire Armenia, and Hovik Abrahamyan carried out the
    tasks of holding "correct elections" excellently.

    The point is that in Armenia elections are mostly rigged in the
    regions, while trying to appear "civilized" in Yerevan. Those 500
    thousand "votes" are mostly "concentrated" in the region, which the
    government has used since 1995, totaling 30-40%. These are the people
    who are not in Armenia or are dead but the government uses their
    "votes" to add percentages to itself and its allied forces. These
    votes are so dear that the government even "paid" them pensions on
    behalf of the ex-head of the Pension Fund Vazgen Khachikyan.

    And now, on the eve of the national elections, the government must
    solve this problem, appointing someone reliable as a minister of
    territorial administration.

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