New roadblocks ahead of opposition really
Public transportation between Yerevan and remote marzes is again disrupted ahead of another rally of the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) due to take place at Yerevan's Liberty Square at 6:00 p.m. November 25.
There is an apparent disruption in transport communication between the capital and Sevan.
"A big surprise was awaiting me in the morning. I had an appointment with a doctor in Yerevan but there were no minibuses at the bus station. Nor there was a dispatcher to account for the mess," a citizen of Sevan told A1+ on the phone.
Susanna Tonoyan, Spokesperson for the Ministry of Transportation and Communication, told A1+ that they were unaware of disrupted transport communication and promised to check the situation on the spot.
Armenia's First President Levon Ter-Petrosyan is expected to address the rally participants. The key issue on the rally agenda is the adoption of a declaration on demanding Serzh Sargsyan's resignation
The rally will be followed by a march.
