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EXPERT HAILS PROSPEROUS ARMENIA'S REFUSAL TO JOIN COALITION
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 24, 2012 - 16:06 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Prosperous Armenia's refusal to join the ruling
coalition affects the political situation in the country, political
analyst said.
Dwelling on the party's decision, Suren Surenyants said, "After all,
we don't need bogus coalitions. If RPA has gained 70 mandates, why
does it need a coalition?!"
The expert said that he positively assessed Prosperous Armenia's step
due to the intrigue at presidential elections in 2013.
"An element of competition has emerged, while nobody knows whether
Prosperous Armenia will nominate own presidential candidate or not,"
he said.
"It is still difficult to see Prosperous Armenia as a political force
out of the ruling coalition," he said, voicing hope for the party's
decision not to result in pursuit by authorities.
Prosperous Armenia issued a statement, which said the party doesn't
consider involvement in coalition government formation a reasonable
step.
"We maintained a common position throughout the whole election
campaign. I have repeatedly stated that I pursue no personal goals
other than political. Moreover, I reiterate readiness to suffer a
loss to retain public trust," Gagik Tsarukyan stated.
According to polling results, Prosperous Armenia garnered about half
a million votes. These people voted for our party, out of faith in
us and the demand for tangible changes in the country's social and
economic life. Given the election outcomes, Prosperous Armenia has
no constitutional possibility to participate in government formation
and implement its programs. Thus, I declare that our party doesn't
deem participation in coalition formation reasonable," the statement
by party leader read.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 24, 2012 - 16:06 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Prosperous Armenia's refusal to join the ruling
coalition affects the political situation in the country, political
analyst said.
Dwelling on the party's decision, Suren Surenyants said, "After all,
we don't need bogus coalitions. If RPA has gained 70 mandates, why
does it need a coalition?!"
The expert said that he positively assessed Prosperous Armenia's step
due to the intrigue at presidential elections in 2013.
"An element of competition has emerged, while nobody knows whether
Prosperous Armenia will nominate own presidential candidate or not,"
he said.
"It is still difficult to see Prosperous Armenia as a political force
out of the ruling coalition," he said, voicing hope for the party's
decision not to result in pursuit by authorities.
Prosperous Armenia issued a statement, which said the party doesn't
consider involvement in coalition government formation a reasonable
step.
"We maintained a common position throughout the whole election
campaign. I have repeatedly stated that I pursue no personal goals
other than political. Moreover, I reiterate readiness to suffer a
loss to retain public trust," Gagik Tsarukyan stated.
According to polling results, Prosperous Armenia garnered about half
a million votes. These people voted for our party, out of faith in
us and the demand for tangible changes in the country's social and
economic life. Given the election outcomes, Prosperous Armenia has
no constitutional possibility to participate in government formation
and implement its programs. Thus, I declare that our party doesn't
deem participation in coalition formation reasonable," the statement
by party leader read.
From: A. Papazian