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POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF ARMENIAN SCANDALOUS MP AND OWNER OF NOTORIOUS HARSNAKAR RESTAURANT MUST BE BANNED - STATEMENT
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July 09, 2012 | 13:39
YEREVAN. - The organizers of 'Vahe Avetyan' social movement have made
a statement where they call Ruben Hayrapetyan, recently resigned
Armenian MP, the owner of notorious Harsnakar restaurant, where a
military doctor Vahe Avetyan has been beaten to death by security
staff, to compensate morally and financially Vahe Avetyan's family.
"The murder of military doctor Vahe Avetyan by Ruben Hayrapetyan once
again proved the unannounced slogan of the criminal-oligarch circles -
'be a slave or leave your country'. To wait until the criminal -
oligarch circles destroy themselves someday is dangerous for the
nation and the state. As an organization which is concerned with
the Armenian Nation, 'Vahe Avetyan' social movement demands Ruben
Hayrapetyan to compensate the moral and financial damage caused to
Vahe Avetyan's family. Also, Ruben Hayrapetyan must be deprived of
the right to conduct political and social works," the statement reads.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
July 09, 2012 | 13:39
YEREVAN. - The organizers of 'Vahe Avetyan' social movement have made
a statement where they call Ruben Hayrapetyan, recently resigned
Armenian MP, the owner of notorious Harsnakar restaurant, where a
military doctor Vahe Avetyan has been beaten to death by security
staff, to compensate morally and financially Vahe Avetyan's family.
"The murder of military doctor Vahe Avetyan by Ruben Hayrapetyan once
again proved the unannounced slogan of the criminal-oligarch circles -
'be a slave or leave your country'. To wait until the criminal -
oligarch circles destroy themselves someday is dangerous for the
nation and the state. As an organization which is concerned with
the Armenian Nation, 'Vahe Avetyan' social movement demands Ruben
Hayrapetyan to compensate the moral and financial damage caused to
Vahe Avetyan's family. Also, Ruben Hayrapetyan must be deprived of
the right to conduct political and social works," the statement reads.
From: A. Papazian