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US AMBASSADOR IN ARMENIA APPROACHES PROBLEM WITH DOUBLE STANDARDS - OPPOSITION MEMBER
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February 21, 2012 | 14:14
YEREVAN. - Off parliamentary opposition Armenian National Congress
(ANC) Coordinator Levon Zurabyan agrees with the U.S. Ambassador,
while ANC member Social Democratic Hunchakyan Party activist Gurgen
Yeghiazaryan disagrees, Yeghiazaryan told the journalists on Tuesday.
Commenting on the fact that Zurabyan shares the U.S. Ambassador's
statement that there were no violations during the Armenia's Hrazdan
city mayoral elections on Feb. 12, Yeghiazaryan said this is the
matter of different opinions.
"There is democracy in the ANC, as Zurabyan has his and I have my
own viewpoint. I believe the [U.S.] Ambassador is highly mistaken
and approaches the problem with double standards," Yeghiazaryan said.
According to him, people in Armenia are put into deadlock, made
starve. If the situation continues, people may be bribed and forced to
vote for AMD 2,000 ($5) instead of current AMD 5,000 ($10), he added.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
February 21, 2012 | 14:14
YEREVAN. - Off parliamentary opposition Armenian National Congress
(ANC) Coordinator Levon Zurabyan agrees with the U.S. Ambassador,
while ANC member Social Democratic Hunchakyan Party activist Gurgen
Yeghiazaryan disagrees, Yeghiazaryan told the journalists on Tuesday.
Commenting on the fact that Zurabyan shares the U.S. Ambassador's
statement that there were no violations during the Armenia's Hrazdan
city mayoral elections on Feb. 12, Yeghiazaryan said this is the
matter of different opinions.
"There is democracy in the ANC, as Zurabyan has his and I have my
own viewpoint. I believe the [U.S.] Ambassador is highly mistaken
and approaches the problem with double standards," Yeghiazaryan said.
According to him, people in Armenia are put into deadlock, made
starve. If the situation continues, people may be bribed and forced to
vote for AMD 2,000 ($5) instead of current AMD 5,000 ($10), he added.
From: A. Papazian