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REPUBLICAN PARTY BLAMES ROBERT KOCHARYAN FOR LATEST DOMESTIC POLICY PROCESSES
by Ashot Safaryan
Wednesday, February 11, 13:19
There are no resignations on agenda of the ruling Republican Party,
says Eduard Sharmazanov, Spokesperson of the Republican Party of
Armenia (RPA), Vice Speaker of the Armenian Parliament. According to
him, they have discussed important issues, and no new appointments,
RFE/RL Armenian Service says.
Asked if the ruling party is satisfied with the activity of the Police
amid the latest incidents, Sharmazanov said: "Armenia has not so many
professional officials, and Vladimir Gasparyan is one of them."
Sharmazanov said that the RPA Council will met on Thursday.
Afterwards, they will give answers to a number of important questions,
he said, as the PRA Council comprising 200 people is the major body
of the Party.
Meanwhile, a local newspaper "Hraparak" (" Public Square") writes
that at its last meeting, the RPA Council discussed the latest
developments in the domestic policy life of the country, including
Prosperous Armenian Party's actions etc. The paper writes that "Young
Republicans," for instance Sharmazanov, Armen Ashotyan, Karen Avagyan
advocated for a more radical stand towards the opponents. They even
suggested to "draw a red line" to see who supports the Republicans
and who doesn't. The paper writes that at the meeting, Prime Minister
Hovik Abrahamyan promised "to talk to Tsarukyan one more time" to
verify the real state of affairs. He supposed that Robert Kocharyan
is behind PAP's behavior.
Earlier, at a PAP forum, Gagik Tsarukyan said that if necessary,
the people may demand snap parliamentary and presidential elections.
"Hraparak" newspaper writes that in Moscow Tsarukyan met with Kocharyan
yesterday. According to the paper, Tsarukyan and State Duma Speaker
Sergey Naryshkin are expected to meet as well.
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by Ashot Safaryan
Wednesday, February 11, 13:19
There are no resignations on agenda of the ruling Republican Party,
says Eduard Sharmazanov, Spokesperson of the Republican Party of
Armenia (RPA), Vice Speaker of the Armenian Parliament. According to
him, they have discussed important issues, and no new appointments,
RFE/RL Armenian Service says.
Asked if the ruling party is satisfied with the activity of the Police
amid the latest incidents, Sharmazanov said: "Armenia has not so many
professional officials, and Vladimir Gasparyan is one of them."
Sharmazanov said that the RPA Council will met on Thursday.
Afterwards, they will give answers to a number of important questions,
he said, as the PRA Council comprising 200 people is the major body
of the Party.
Meanwhile, a local newspaper "Hraparak" (" Public Square") writes
that at its last meeting, the RPA Council discussed the latest
developments in the domestic policy life of the country, including
Prosperous Armenian Party's actions etc. The paper writes that "Young
Republicans," for instance Sharmazanov, Armen Ashotyan, Karen Avagyan
advocated for a more radical stand towards the opponents. They even
suggested to "draw a red line" to see who supports the Republicans
and who doesn't. The paper writes that at the meeting, Prime Minister
Hovik Abrahamyan promised "to talk to Tsarukyan one more time" to
verify the real state of affairs. He supposed that Robert Kocharyan
is behind PAP's behavior.
Earlier, at a PAP forum, Gagik Tsarukyan said that if necessary,
the people may demand snap parliamentary and presidential elections.
"Hraparak" newspaper writes that in Moscow Tsarukyan met with Kocharyan
yesterday. According to the paper, Tsarukyan and State Duma Speaker
Sergey Naryshkin are expected to meet as well.
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