Tweet
RAFFI HOVANNISIAN: PEOPLE THEMSELVES WILL TAKE POWER
Saturday,
April 20
"I address all the candidates who were elected, but did not assume
office, and all the forces that consider themselves opposition:
despite the failures, don't forget that it belonged to the people, it
is the people's lost faith," Heritage Party leader, former presidential
candidate Raffi Hovannisian said at today's meeting at Ani Plaza Hotel.
In his words, the electoral process showed that citizens got rid of
their fear.
"The struggle today does not belong to Raffi, just like it did not
belong to Karen and to Levon," Hovannisian said.
According to him, following the April 9 events, some probably think
they are stronger in terms of their ability to struggle against
the authorities. He wished then success. In Hovannisian's words,
one thing is certain - the people themselves will take power.
He noted that the further struggle will be multi-sided and take place
in Syunik, Artsakh, and across Armenia.
"If we fail to unite, the same thing will happen as in 1915. I don't
want to make a comparison, but the same outcome is likely if we do
not become masters of our homeland, our state," Raffi Hovannisian said.
19.04.2013, 20:42
Aysor.am
Saturday,
April 20
"I address all the candidates who were elected, but did not assume
office, and all the forces that consider themselves opposition:
despite the failures, don't forget that it belonged to the people, it
is the people's lost faith," Heritage Party leader, former presidential
candidate Raffi Hovannisian said at today's meeting at Ani Plaza Hotel.
In his words, the electoral process showed that citizens got rid of
their fear.
"The struggle today does not belong to Raffi, just like it did not
belong to Karen and to Levon," Hovannisian said.
According to him, following the April 9 events, some probably think
they are stronger in terms of their ability to struggle against
the authorities. He wished then success. In Hovannisian's words,
one thing is certain - the people themselves will take power.
He noted that the further struggle will be multi-sided and take place
in Syunik, Artsakh, and across Armenia.
"If we fail to unite, the same thing will happen as in 1915. I don't
want to make a comparison, but the same outcome is likely if we do
not become masters of our homeland, our state," Raffi Hovannisian said.
19.04.2013, 20:42
Aysor.am