“To be treated or not to be treated?”
"Heritage" Party struck the eye with its active participation in the National Assembly sessions after putting a hold on its participation in the previous sitting. All deputies of the party lined up to make announcements.
In his announcement devoted to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's independence, Armen Martirosyan mentioned that "it turned out that gaining independence was much easier than keeping it."
The party's deputy Anahit Bakhshyan asked the extent of the authorities' cynicism and touched upon the kindergarten employees' salaries that are lower than the salary prescribed by the law.
MP Larisa Alaverdyan's announced was entitled "To be treated or not to be treated?" Mrs. Alaverdyan took the responsibility of declaring that there is no opportunity for free treatment or partially free treatment within the framework of a state order. "It is no secret that the people are in a socially heavy state, and 15-30,000 drams is very expensive for them and many prefer to treat themselves at home. That is why the death rate is high."
ARF MP Ruzanna Arakelyan called everyone's attention to the fate of the Institute of Physics and mentioned that it was on the verge of elimination. Mrs. Arakelyan proposed to organize a debate with the participation of scientists.
