Sending Kocharyan to a penitentiary
To not be a young pensioner, according to leader of "New Times" Party Aram Karapetyan, Robert Kocharyan can do something good for the public at a correctional penitentiary.
Karapetyan says as long as Kocharyan is not at the penitentiary, he can return to Karabakh and run for president.
"Karabakh will return to the negotiations during his term as president," says Aram Karapetyan.
According to the leader of "New Times" Party, Kocharyan's next possible step will be to take the factories that he "gave to Russia for some reason" and reopen them.
"He has the money and the potential. He visits Vladimir Putin, too."
Young Turks in RA President's administration?
Representatives of the state apparatus call Mikayel Minasyan and his circle the "Young Turks"," leader of "New Times" Party Aram Karapetyan announced today.
He found out about this from his sources. "A couple of days ago, I was told that the "Young Turks" want to send somebody to join the Dashnaktsutiun. I asked what that person meant by "Young Turks"," Aram Karapetyan said. That is when Aram Karapetyan found out that what the state apparatus representatives mean when they say "Young Turks" is Serzh Sargsyan's son-in-law and his circle.
Aram Karapetyan doesn't think the state apparatus representatives want to compare Mikayel Minasyan and his circle to Taleat Pasha and the other Young Turks. "They think the word is clear," Aram Karapetyan said in closing.
