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    ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES PUT THE EYE ON PROPERTY OF PHILANTHROPISTS FROM DIASPORA

    arminfo
    Monday, September 5, 15:30

    The Armenian authorities put the eye on the property of philanthropists
    from Diaspora the Harutyunyans, the founder of "Narekatsi" art union,
    philanthropist and businessman Narek Harutyunyan told journalists
    today.

    "Unfortunately, the authorities of the republic seem to be interested
    in the art and charity a little. They are interested only in the
    money. Just for this reason, over the last 10 months our family and me
    personally have found ourselves in the center of the court performances
    performed by representatives of the authorities. The reason was 1,5
    mln drams taxes which allegedly were not paid by me for activity of
    our business which our family has been doing parallel to activity of
    the "Narekatsi" union", - he said.

    Harutyunyan assured that the business headed by him has no debt to
    the state, and it has even repaid more than 20 mln drams taxes to
    the budget. Nevertheless, it did not hinder tax, law-enforcement
    and administrative structures to seize businessman's property and
    accounts. "All this became possible thanks to false evidence of Sevak
    Artsruni, being our agent earlier, on the basis of which all these
    structures have been taking these strange and unfounded steps", -
    he said.

    The businessman is sure that all this has the only purpose - to
    misappropriate the real estate that belongs to the Harutyunyans family
    in Armenia and which the Armenian authorities put the eye on.

    "However, we are not going to yield and will fight injustice and
    illegality till final victory. It is very much easy to shut down all
    our projects in Armenia, but we are not at all going to do it", -
    Harutyunyan concluded.

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