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SEFILYAN REJECTS THE OPPOSITION
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/01/31/sefilyan
04:00 pm | Today | Politics
Different opposition parties suggest that member of the "Sardarapat"
Movement Jirair Sefilyan participate in the upcoming parliamentary
elections with their lists, Sefilyan told "A1+".
Sefilyan also informed that he rejected all suggestions and mentioned
that he wouldn't be participating in the elections at all.
"Those making suggestions support the regeneration of this regime
because they are taking part in the games that are based on the
authorities' scenario. They have no right to be called the opposition,"
said Sefilyan.
However, Sefilyan assures that he won't boycott the elections for
the National Assembly. "We are in favor of elections, but after they
(authorities-ed.) leave."
The representative of the "Sardarapat" Movement says it will be
impossible to make the regime step down from power through political
games. "We see the solution in the political field. We have to be
able to unite everyone around that goal," said Sefilyan.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/01/31/sefilyan
04:00 pm | Today | Politics
Different opposition parties suggest that member of the "Sardarapat"
Movement Jirair Sefilyan participate in the upcoming parliamentary
elections with their lists, Sefilyan told "A1+".
Sefilyan also informed that he rejected all suggestions and mentioned
that he wouldn't be participating in the elections at all.
"Those making suggestions support the regeneration of this regime
because they are taking part in the games that are based on the
authorities' scenario. They have no right to be called the opposition,"
said Sefilyan.
However, Sefilyan assures that he won't boycott the elections for
the National Assembly. "We are in favor of elections, but after they
(authorities-ed.) leave."
The representative of the "Sardarapat" Movement says it will be
impossible to make the regime step down from power through political
games. "We see the solution in the political field. We have to be
able to unite everyone around that goal," said Sefilyan.