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ARAM KARAPETYAN: "CONSULTATION WAS BUT A SHOW"
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/09/17/aram-karapetyan
02:35 pm | September 17, 2012 | Politics
Aram Karapetyan, Leader of the New Times Party (NZhK) predicts cabinet
reshuffle ahead of the 2013 presidential elections in Armenia.
"Everything in Armenia is done in advance to show others that
something has happened in the country," said the NZhK leader who
predicts changes in the government by the year-end.
Serzh Sargsyan's recent consultation in the executive body testifies
to Aram Karapetyan's belief.
"The show was a good one but it was badly staged," he said.
The NZhK leader excludes the possible cooperation between Armenia's
first and second presidents, 'at least on an official level.'
Asked whether [Armenia's second president] Robert Kocharian will run
for president during the 2003 elections, Mr Karapetyan said, "He will
if the outer forces demand it. But so far, there is no demand."
The NZhK leader confirmed his intention to participate in the 2013
presidential race though he predicts difficulties on his way connected
with his registration as presidential contender.
From: Baghdasarian
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/09/17/aram-karapetyan
02:35 pm | September 17, 2012 | Politics
Aram Karapetyan, Leader of the New Times Party (NZhK) predicts cabinet
reshuffle ahead of the 2013 presidential elections in Armenia.
"Everything in Armenia is done in advance to show others that
something has happened in the country," said the NZhK leader who
predicts changes in the government by the year-end.
Serzh Sargsyan's recent consultation in the executive body testifies
to Aram Karapetyan's belief.
"The show was a good one but it was badly staged," he said.
The NZhK leader excludes the possible cooperation between Armenia's
first and second presidents, 'at least on an official level.'
Asked whether [Armenia's second president] Robert Kocharian will run
for president during the 2003 elections, Mr Karapetyan said, "He will
if the outer forces demand it. But so far, there is no demand."
The NZhK leader confirmed his intention to participate in the 2013
presidential race though he predicts difficulties on his way connected
with his registration as presidential contender.
From: Baghdasarian