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THERE WILL BE REVOLUTION IN ARMENIA - OPPOSITION MEMBER
September 25, 2013 | 13:46
YEREVAN. - A reform is no longer possible within the authorities, and
therefore there will be a revolution, no matter what we do in Armenia.
Armen Martirosyan, opposition Heritage Party Vice-Chairman and member
of the "Barev [Hello], Yerevan" faction at capital city Yerevan Council
of Elders, stated the aforesaid during a press conference on Wednesday.
"If something suddenly happens, it will be like a flood; the
disappointment exists. The public wants the unity of the opposition,"
he noted.
As per Martirosyan, the Armenian authorities attempt to ensure their
legitimacy by way of receiving help from abroad, and they give some
things in return.
"Today's result is a result of illegitimate authorities. The
opposition forces, the body politic-which were prepared for a short
struggle, which did not try to create a single opposition front and
to struggle-have their fault here. The problems can be solved solely
in a united agenda," he said.
Armen Martirosyan stressed that the opposition may have shortcomings
at most, whereas the authorities have guilt.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
September 25, 2013 | 13:46
YEREVAN. - A reform is no longer possible within the authorities, and
therefore there will be a revolution, no matter what we do in Armenia.
Armen Martirosyan, opposition Heritage Party Vice-Chairman and member
of the "Barev [Hello], Yerevan" faction at capital city Yerevan Council
of Elders, stated the aforesaid during a press conference on Wednesday.
"If something suddenly happens, it will be like a flood; the
disappointment exists. The public wants the unity of the opposition,"
he noted.
As per Martirosyan, the Armenian authorities attempt to ensure their
legitimacy by way of receiving help from abroad, and they give some
things in return.
"Today's result is a result of illegitimate authorities. The
opposition forces, the body politic-which were prepared for a short
struggle, which did not try to create a single opposition front and
to struggle-have their fault here. The problems can be solved solely
in a united agenda," he said.
Armen Martirosyan stressed that the opposition may have shortcomings
at most, whereas the authorities have guilt.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am