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BUSINESSMAN URGES FORCED EVICTION OF OLIGARCHS
HETQ
November 23, 2011
In an exclusive interview with the civic group "We Will Not Remain
Silent" diaspora businessman Levon Hayrapetyan minces no words in
condemning a number of problems plaguing Armenia.
Levon Hayrapetyan is a Russia-based businessman and benefactor born
in Karabakh.
Hayrapetyan lashes out at endemic corruption, the illiteracy rampant
in the state bureaucracy and the stifling oligarchy that has taken
over many aspects of life.
The businessman also responds to the recent interview given by Charles
Aznavour and the flap over the tiling of the walls at the Gandzasar
Monastery in Artsakh.
Hayrapetyan calls officers in the Armenian army leading lavish
lifestyles as "individuals suffering from an inferiority complex."
In closing, Hayrapetyan said that it would only take six months to
establish law and order in tiny Armenia and that an "exodus" of the
oligarchs and not the average people should be organized.
The interview was conducted by phone since Hayrapetyan was in France
at the time.
HETQ
November 23, 2011
In an exclusive interview with the civic group "We Will Not Remain
Silent" diaspora businessman Levon Hayrapetyan minces no words in
condemning a number of problems plaguing Armenia.
Levon Hayrapetyan is a Russia-based businessman and benefactor born
in Karabakh.
Hayrapetyan lashes out at endemic corruption, the illiteracy rampant
in the state bureaucracy and the stifling oligarchy that has taken
over many aspects of life.
The businessman also responds to the recent interview given by Charles
Aznavour and the flap over the tiling of the walls at the Gandzasar
Monastery in Artsakh.
Hayrapetyan calls officers in the Armenian army leading lavish
lifestyles as "individuals suffering from an inferiority complex."
In closing, Hayrapetyan said that it would only take six months to
establish law and order in tiny Armenia and that an "exodus" of the
oligarchs and not the average people should be organized.
The interview was conducted by phone since Hayrapetyan was in France
at the time.