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ARMENIAN PM TO HEAD LIST OF RULING PARTY AT PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS-NEWSPAPER
news.am
Aug 31 2011
Armenia
YEREVAN. - The fact that Tigran Sargsyan is still a PM makes Armenian
President Serzh Sargsyan nervous, the Armenian Chorord Ishkhanutyun
newspaper writes.
"The only responsible for the failure in economic policy and comlicated
social situation is the PM. His failure is also the failure of the
policy run by the president, and Serzh Sargsyan is well aware of it,"
the daily writes.
According to the newspaper, Russia wants the Armenian President to
get rid of PM, while U.S. lobby insists on the contrary. U.S. lobby
is more important in this case and Serzh Sargsyan has to stand Tigran
Sargsyan willingly or unwillingly.
However, the president has found a way to politely get rid of the PM.
Tigran Sargsyan will head the pre-election list of the ruling
Republican Party for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Thus, Tigran Sargsyan is offered to be busy with active politics and
also head the executive body. This is anti-constitutional and confronts
with promises given to the international community on holding free,
fair and transparent elections.
"The PM will be fired to be busy with active politics and to head
the pre-election list of Republican Party," the newspaper writes.
news.am
Aug 31 2011
Armenia
YEREVAN. - The fact that Tigran Sargsyan is still a PM makes Armenian
President Serzh Sargsyan nervous, the Armenian Chorord Ishkhanutyun
newspaper writes.
"The only responsible for the failure in economic policy and comlicated
social situation is the PM. His failure is also the failure of the
policy run by the president, and Serzh Sargsyan is well aware of it,"
the daily writes.
According to the newspaper, Russia wants the Armenian President to
get rid of PM, while U.S. lobby insists on the contrary. U.S. lobby
is more important in this case and Serzh Sargsyan has to stand Tigran
Sargsyan willingly or unwillingly.
However, the president has found a way to politely get rid of the PM.
Tigran Sargsyan will head the pre-election list of the ruling
Republican Party for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Thus, Tigran Sargsyan is offered to be busy with active politics and
also head the executive body. This is anti-constitutional and confronts
with promises given to the international community on holding free,
fair and transparent elections.
"The PM will be fired to be busy with active politics and to head
the pre-election list of Republican Party," the newspaper writes.