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ARMENIAN PRESIDENT TO SWEAR IN AT SPORTS AND CONCERTS COMPLEX? - NEWSPAPER
NEWS.AM
March 14, 2013 | 06:30
YEREVAN. - In all probability, the inauguration of Armenian President
Serzh Sargsyan will be held at capital city Yerevan's Karen Demirchyan
Sports and Concerts Complex. Even though the ruling elite have not yet
made a final decision, this was considered the most suitable option,
Zhoghovurd daily reports.
"First, the Sports and Concerts Complex is quite large and it can
seat the desired number of guests. Furthermore, in this way Sargsyan
is attempting to steer clear of [opposition Heritage Party leader,
former FM] Raffi Hovannisian [who is declared runner-up to the winner,
incumbent President Serzh Sargsyan, as a result of the presidential
election that was conducted on February 18, but who claims to be the
real winner in the vote and who declared a hunger strike on March 10
at capital city Yerevan's Liberty Square], who is on a hunger strike
nearby the Opera [building, where the inauguration is usually held] and
who 'rains on his [that is, Sargsyan's] parade,'" Zhoghovurd writes.
From: Baghdasarian
NEWS.AM
March 14, 2013 | 06:30
YEREVAN. - In all probability, the inauguration of Armenian President
Serzh Sargsyan will be held at capital city Yerevan's Karen Demirchyan
Sports and Concerts Complex. Even though the ruling elite have not yet
made a final decision, this was considered the most suitable option,
Zhoghovurd daily reports.
"First, the Sports and Concerts Complex is quite large and it can
seat the desired number of guests. Furthermore, in this way Sargsyan
is attempting to steer clear of [opposition Heritage Party leader,
former FM] Raffi Hovannisian [who is declared runner-up to the winner,
incumbent President Serzh Sargsyan, as a result of the presidential
election that was conducted on February 18, but who claims to be the
real winner in the vote and who declared a hunger strike on March 10
at capital city Yerevan's Liberty Square], who is on a hunger strike
nearby the Opera [building, where the inauguration is usually held] and
who 'rains on his [that is, Sargsyan's] parade,'" Zhoghovurd writes.
From: Baghdasarian