Sadoyan is strongly dissatisfied
"I have always differentiated between good and bad. Being an outstanding representative of opposition I will never become affiliated with opposition for any mean purpose," Leader of National Democratic Alliance (AZhD) Arshak Sadoyan told A1+.
Mr. Sadoyan has withdrawn from the ranks of opposition, moreover he works with the authorities today.
"In order to discredit me people say I have I walked away from politics and cooperate with the authorities. In reality, I am not provided with a rostrum to make my voice audible," said Sadoyan and reminded that he was deprived of a chance to communicate with people in the result of the "rigged elections" of 2007.
"The public frequently saw and heard me as I was an active MP and appealed to radio listeners from the NA rostrum. Unfortunately, since 2007 I have lost every chance to get in touch with the audience."
When asked if he was satisfied with the country's policy Sadoyan said: "I am strongly dissatisfied though I am happy with some minor issues, such as the possibility of opening the Armenian-Turkish border. In fact, I see no changes in the country."
The AZhD leader regrets that the relations between the opposition and authorities are still unsettled. "Unfortunately, attempts were made in the ranks of opposition to take the seats of others by demonizing and libeling their opponents. After the events of March 1, a competition broke out among oppositionists who tried to catch the fancy of authorities.
Sadoyan predicts major changes in the political domain. New forces will run for the elections of 2012-13 changing the quality of political race, he says.
