"Authorities do not intend to return A1+ to the air"'
Who are the owners of Glendale Hills, VivaCell, and Beeline? How can one become a millionaire with a ridiculous salary?
The question was raised at the National Assembly by MP Stepan Safaryan today.
Minister of Finance Tigran Davtyan gave no definite answer while Stepan Safaryan said he meant Armenia's ex President Robert Kocharyan.
"Do you think it accidental that the names of these companies are connected with the acting and previous authorities? Why do European structures cheat us and say our top officials rank among the well-off people of the world?" wondered Mr. Safaryan.
Tigran Davtyan noted that the owners of the above-said companies are well known to everybody.
Stepan Safaryan then wondered what measures were being taken to disclose the assailants on journalists.
Armen Martirosyan continued the theme of mass media and wondered when the government would finally return embattled A1+ to the air.
"Will tenders for free frequencies be announced by 2010?" asked Mr. Martirosyan.
Minister of Economy Nerses Yeritsyan refrained from answering the question. "Our country cannot avoid digitalization and a tender will be announced by 2010," he said.
Another Heritage MP, Zaruhy Postanjyan raised a most concerning question: why aren't the policemen using special means during the March 1 events disclosed and brought to trial?
Justice Minister Gevorg Danielyan replied that "the pre-trial body is charged with the investigation."
The other MPs were content with the government's activity.
