Ter-Petrosyan, Sargsyan can't sit at the same table
"During its rally on September 23, the Armenian National Congress (HAK) will sum up the steps made by the authorities during the timeframe set by the opposition bloc. Then it will be our turn to act," HAK Coordinator Levon Zurabyan told journalists on Monday.
The opposition official says the authorities are missing their last chance to conclude reconciliation with the opposition, and people will have to talk to them in a language they understand better.
According to Wikileaks publications, the democratic world is well aware of the grave situation in Armenia but turns a blind eye to Armenian illegitimate authorities who rigged elections, thereby encouraging recurrence of similar crimes.
"The decision of the PACE Monitoring Committee to consider the chapter of March 1 tragic events closed evidences that they attempt to neutralize public hopes for free and fair elections. The democratic world is simply disregarding the processes going on in Armenia," said Zurabyan.
The HAK representative believes that the ‘vulnerable legitimacy of Armenian leadership will play into the hands of superpowers in the issue of Karabakh conflict.
Speaking about the disrupted opposition-government talks, Zurabyan said the authorities will hardy make any concessions unless they are forced into concessions by people.
Levon Zurabyan says Armenian first President Levon Ter-Petrosyan cannot attend the events dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's independence since Ter-Petrosyan cannot sit on the same table with the kleptocratic regime or participate in their feast.'
Speaking at the previous opposition rally held on September 9, opposition leader Levon Ter-Petrosyan gave the government a new deadline to call fresh elections or face a new wave of street protests.
