Dialogue is impossible
Most citizens of Yerevan say the authorities and the opposition will not engage in dialogue.
"There will be no dialogue because none of them is coming to consult or forgive," Elya Harutyunyan told "A1+".
Most citizens believe there will be no dialogue because the pro-government and opposition representatives are on different poles and they don't have anything in common.
According to Karen Vardanyan, everything is formal and there is a lack of concrete steps.
Alla Hovhannisyan says she doesn't want a dialogue between the authorities and the opposition.
After the release of political prisoners, the ANC was ready to negotiate with the authorities for snap elections.
Let us mention that only one of the participants of the survey was sure that there would be a dialogue.
Most citizens are sure that Serzh Sargsyan's amnesty was not a show of good will at all, but simply the fulfillment of one of the Armenian National Congress's demands.
"They were forced to turn it into amnesty in order to make it look like they were showing good will by releasing the prisoners and not doing what the opposition told them to do," says Rafik Hovhannisyan.
The ANC will hold a rally at 19:00 at Freedom Square, which will be followed by a march.
