Riot in Azerbaijan will be more dramatic than in Ukraine: Predicts
ex-speaker Rasul Guliyev
20:04 27/01/2014 » REGION
If the Azerbaijani authorities will not get a lesson from the
Ukrainian events and will not start real reforms, then Azerbaijan may
face more dramatic and tragic events, on his Facebook page stated the
exiled, ex-speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament Rasul Guliyev.
According to him, elections in Ukraine, unlike Azerbaijan, were held
democratically, though they were accompanied by certain disorders.
"The presidents left their opponents behind with a maximum margin of 5
percent. Ukrainian government is not mired in a total corruption as
Azerbaijan. Therefore, if a chaos starts in Azerbaijan, it will result
in an uncontrolled energy flow which will sweep from his path away
merely everything," writes Guliyev.
Ex-Speaker noted that the Azerbaijani people do believe neither the
authorities nor the opposition. "The same people are in opposition and
in power for more than 20 years," Rasul Guliyev said.
Source: Panorama.am
From: A. Papazian
ex-speaker Rasul Guliyev
20:04 27/01/2014 » REGION
If the Azerbaijani authorities will not get a lesson from the
Ukrainian events and will not start real reforms, then Azerbaijan may
face more dramatic and tragic events, on his Facebook page stated the
exiled, ex-speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament Rasul Guliyev.
According to him, elections in Ukraine, unlike Azerbaijan, were held
democratically, though they were accompanied by certain disorders.
"The presidents left their opponents behind with a maximum margin of 5
percent. Ukrainian government is not mired in a total corruption as
Azerbaijan. Therefore, if a chaos starts in Azerbaijan, it will result
in an uncontrolled energy flow which will sweep from his path away
merely everything," writes Guliyev.
Ex-Speaker noted that the Azerbaijani people do believe neither the
authorities nor the opposition. "The same people are in opposition and
in power for more than 20 years," Rasul Guliyev said.
Source: Panorama.am
From: A. Papazian