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  • What Problems Will Opposition's Victory In Yerevan Elections Solve?

    WHAT PROBLEMS WILL OPPOSITION'S VICTORY IN YEREVAN ELECTIONS SOLVE? - OPPOSITION MP EXPLAINS

    April 18, 2013 | 13:35

    YEREVAN. - The forthcoming Armenian capital city Yerevan Council
    election is a unique chance to change the situation in the country,
    and the opposition's triumph in this vote will resolve six matters.

    Opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) bloc National Assembly
    (NA) Faction leader Levon Zurabyan said this during a press conference
    on Thursday.

    In his words, the first matter is that the opposition's victory will
    substantially reduce the ruling regime's capacity to control the
    political processes and, as a result, the positions of the regime
    will grow weaker.

    "[And] we [will] begin to live in a new country," Zurabyan added.

    According to the MP, the second matter is that the opposition's
    triumph in the Yerevan election will enable to return the power to
    the people all through the country, and to be rid of the present-day
    kleptocratic regime.

    As per the ANC NA Faction leader, the third point is the need to
    create a system of counterbalances within the system of governance.

    "When the [Yerevan] Municipality passes into the hands of the
    opposition, completely different mechanisms-which regulate the power
    governance system-will begin to work, [and] the activities of the
    Municipality will be regulated by the law," he said.

    According to Levon Zurabyan, the fourth matter is that, if the
    opposition wins the Yerevan Council voting, corruption will reduce
    significantly because the authorities and the opposition will compete
    with one another.

    Fifth, the political battle will move to a domain of civilized
    competition, since the authorities and the opposition will have to
    speak with facts.

    "[And] the sixth point [is that], the citizens will breathe much more
    easily in the created system, [and] the businesses, the businessmen
    will be in a more liberal, [and] conducive domain," Levon Zurabyan
    concluded.

    News from Armenia - NEWS.am

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