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Armenian opposition rep calls for admitting mistakes
tert.am
22:05 - 22.05.13
Asked about a response Armenia's Minister of Education and Science,
Vice-Chairman of the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) Armen
Ashotyan may give to criticism against the opposition at the Wednesday
discussions of the Armenian government's program in Parliament, Nikol
Pashinyan, an MP from the Armenian National Congress (ANC), said to
Tert.am:
`The country's authorities and opposition - the entire political
system - must analyze the way they have passed and admit their
mistakes.'
`I am sorry about the fact that we have disappointed Armenia's people
in the recent five years. But this is not the end, and much depends on
our conclusions,' Pashinyan said.
He tried to set forth his conclusions in his articles and speeches, as
well as in his draft Civil Agreement. Pashinyan needs to analyze the
conclusions with his supporters.
In response to a remark that it is time for real actions, he said:
`The Civil Agreement is a draft. It has not been officially published.
No public discussions have been held in recent months, but we have had
working meetings and we are working up the agreement now. After the
agreement has been published, the ones supporting the ideas
incorporated in it will decide on their further actions and on the
legal form of the agreement.'
Asked about his opinion of the Preparliament rallies and steps to
`liberate the country,' Pashinyan noted he is keeping track of any
actions aimed to give the power back to Armenia's people.
`I can say the same about the Preparliament. I welcome their
activities and I think public activities are one of the main
instruments to resolve the crisis,' he said.
Pashinyan is ready to do his upmost provided the Preparliament thinks
of its concrete actions to build up free and happy Armenia.
http://www.tert.am/en/video/Yn6HDJr4COM/
tert.am
22:05 - 22.05.13
Asked about a response Armenia's Minister of Education and Science,
Vice-Chairman of the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) Armen
Ashotyan may give to criticism against the opposition at the Wednesday
discussions of the Armenian government's program in Parliament, Nikol
Pashinyan, an MP from the Armenian National Congress (ANC), said to
Tert.am:
`The country's authorities and opposition - the entire political
system - must analyze the way they have passed and admit their
mistakes.'
`I am sorry about the fact that we have disappointed Armenia's people
in the recent five years. But this is not the end, and much depends on
our conclusions,' Pashinyan said.
He tried to set forth his conclusions in his articles and speeches, as
well as in his draft Civil Agreement. Pashinyan needs to analyze the
conclusions with his supporters.
In response to a remark that it is time for real actions, he said:
`The Civil Agreement is a draft. It has not been officially published.
No public discussions have been held in recent months, but we have had
working meetings and we are working up the agreement now. After the
agreement has been published, the ones supporting the ideas
incorporated in it will decide on their further actions and on the
legal form of the agreement.'
Asked about his opinion of the Preparliament rallies and steps to
`liberate the country,' Pashinyan noted he is keeping track of any
actions aimed to give the power back to Armenia's people.
`I can say the same about the Preparliament. I welcome their
activities and I think public activities are one of the main
instruments to resolve the crisis,' he said.
Pashinyan is ready to do his upmost provided the Preparliament thinks
of its concrete actions to build up free and happy Armenia.
http://www.tert.am/en/video/Yn6HDJr4COM/