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ARMEN MARTIROSYAN WAITING FOR REPLY FROM MAYOR'S OFFICE FOR INSTALLING TENT FOR RAFFI HOVANNISIAN
14:35 13/03/2013 " POLITICS
I am waiting for a reply from Yerevan Mayor's Office to our request
to install a tent in Liberty Square, Heritage party's vice chairman
Armen Martirosyan told reporters in Liberty Square, adding that both
the Constitution and the conventions permit it.
Martirosyan noted that it was raining last night and they held up
an umbrella over Raffi Hovannisian's head, but then the policemen
allowed them to install a shelter in the square.
Mayor's Office has given verbal permission for the installation of
a shelter but there is no written document yet, Martirosyan said.
The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia on February 25 announced
the final results of the presidential elections in Armenia. According
to them, Serzh Sargsyan won the elections with 58.64% of the votes,
while his closest rival, Raffi Hovannisian, received 36.75% of
the votes. Hovannisian disagrees with the election results and is
holding mass protest actions. On March 4, representatives of Raffi
Hovannisian and former candidate Andrias Ghukasyan handed an appeal
to the Constitutional Court disputing the results of the February 18
presidential elections in Armenia.
Raffi Hovannisian began hunger strike in Liberty Square on March 10
evening, which he says will end on March 31.
Source: Panorama.am
From: Baghdasarian
14:35 13/03/2013 " POLITICS
I am waiting for a reply from Yerevan Mayor's Office to our request
to install a tent in Liberty Square, Heritage party's vice chairman
Armen Martirosyan told reporters in Liberty Square, adding that both
the Constitution and the conventions permit it.
Martirosyan noted that it was raining last night and they held up
an umbrella over Raffi Hovannisian's head, but then the policemen
allowed them to install a shelter in the square.
Mayor's Office has given verbal permission for the installation of
a shelter but there is no written document yet, Martirosyan said.
The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia on February 25 announced
the final results of the presidential elections in Armenia. According
to them, Serzh Sargsyan won the elections with 58.64% of the votes,
while his closest rival, Raffi Hovannisian, received 36.75% of
the votes. Hovannisian disagrees with the election results and is
holding mass protest actions. On March 4, representatives of Raffi
Hovannisian and former candidate Andrias Ghukasyan handed an appeal
to the Constitutional Court disputing the results of the February 18
presidential elections in Armenia.
Raffi Hovannisian began hunger strike in Liberty Square on March 10
evening, which he says will end on March 31.
Source: Panorama.am
From: Baghdasarian