The Marxist left Congress
Chairman of the Marxist Party David Hakobyan announced that he is leaving the Armenian National Congress at the "Pastark" club today.
According to the Marxist, he confides in the people's reason, his personal and political reputation and he "never confides in the power of the Armenian National Movement or any political alliance of parties."
"Let them have their votes. I have my image and don't need their help," said Hakobyan. Why is he leaving now? In response, he said: "First, I confide in my personal ideology so that tomorrow they won't say that you took away Nikol's votes, traitor."
He also touched upon the candidates of the #10 precinct and the campaign. He considers the three candidates-Hmayak Hovhannisyan, Ara Simonyan and Nikol Pashinyan-as potential falsifiers, and Hmayak Hovhannisyan and Ara Simonyan as pro-government candidates.
"Nikol's name will not be on the ballot on January 3 and Hmayak will ask for his votes," said Hakobyan.
The Marxist is planning to fight until the end and said that he has the financial resources to carry out his campaign. He hasn't asked any oligarchs "so that he won't turn into their dog on the leash."
David Hakobyan is grateful to the 18 political parties of the Armenian National Congress and is proud to have stood next to the first president, Levon Ter-Petrosyan.
