С. Саркисян назначен премьером

[ByTheWay]

Президент Армении Роберт Кочарян подписал в среду указ о назначении премьер-министром страны Сержа Саркисяна, освободив его от должности и.о. министра обороны страны. Об этом сообщает РИА "Новости" со ссылкой на пресс-службу президента.

[Hrach_Techie]

Сержег звизда!!!

[DijiTall]

de temaic shat chsheghveq

[Much]

Ha de tenc el pti liner eli

[Much]

stex en asel ... "xateli kak luche paluchilos kak vsegda"

[Much]

chnayac hakarakn el a iranc nerkais iravichakin hamapatasxanum "xateli kak vsegda paluchilos luche"

[noone]

тема - баян...

[Meme]

Ot prem'er ministra do prezidenta vsego lish odin shag
A kto nynche zanimaet post ministra oborony? Esli vse eshe vakantnyj to predlagayu svoyu kandidaturu

[Джанлука]

Микаэл Арутюнян.
А вот кто занимает пост начальника ГенШтаба - непонятно.

[hex]

ну и по цепочке замы станут началнегами, замы замов станут просто замами.... в итоге всех рядовых сделают ефрейторами!!!

[ByTheWay]

СЕРЖ САРКИСЯН: «ХОТЕЛОСЬ БЫ, ЧТОБЫ ЭТИ ВЫБОРЫ НАШ НАРОД И МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЕ НАБЛЮДАТЕЛИ ОЦЕНИЛИ КАК ЛУЧШИЕ В ИСТОРИИ СТРАНЫ»

[Professor]

Еще бы ему этого не хотелось!

[Monopole]

Originally Posted by Much

stex en asel ... "xateli kak luche paluchilos kak vsegda"

Tut dva principialnyh voprosa voznikayut
1) Kak lyuchshe DLYA KOGO ?
2) KTO xotel ?

[Hrach_Techie]

Observers hail Armenian poll as major breakthroughPublished: Monday, 14 May, 2007, 09:51 AM Doha Time

YEREVAN: Western observers have hailed parliamentary elections in Armenia as a major democratic breakthrough for the ex-Soviet state, now set to be run by a coalition of pro-government parties that swept the vote.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) said the vote was a clear improvement over previous polls in this small country wedged between Turkey and Iran.

None of Armenia’s elections had been deemed up to international standards since the country became independent with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

“These Armenian elections were an improvement over previous elections and were conducted largely in accordance with international standards,” Tone Tingsgaard, one of the leaders of some 300 OSCE observers, said at a press conference.

In its report the OSCE said improvements include a “dynamic” election campaign “with extensive media coverage,” few irregularities on election day and increased transparency in vote counting.

It added, however, that “some issues remain unaddressed” and noted “isolated cases of deliberate falsifications”.

The conclusion was a triumph for President Robert Kocharian and his government, which had come under intense Western pressure to conduct a fair and open vote. Before the vote the US threatened major cuts in foreign aid while the European Union warned of a rollback in relations with Yerevan.

Cuts in foreign aid could have been disastrous for Armenia, where more than 30% of people already live on less than $2 a day.

Western support for the vote came as a major disappointment for opposition parties, which had hoped to use condemnation of the election as a springboard to contest the results.

The opposition claims violations were rife on election day, including instances of pro-government parties bribing voters outside polling stations.
Opposition parties had vowed to organise demonstrations yesterday if fraud was suspected, but there were few signs of protesters by early evening.

“We are still discussing what we will do,” said Hovsep Khurshudian, a spokesman for the Heritage party, one of two opposition parties that won enough votes to sit in parliament. “Of course we are unhappy about the results. The results we calculated were much higher.”

“We do not recognise the election and we are now taking the next important step in our struggle,” said Nicol Pashinian, a leader of the Impeachment bloc, ahead of the planned protests.

Pashinian’s bloc is one of numerous opposition forces that failed to cross the 5% threshold of votes required to enter parliament, preliminary results showed.

The two opposition parties expected to win the most votes – the Country of Law party of former parliamentary speaker Artur Baghdasarian and the Heritage party of US-born former foreign minister Raffi Hovannisian – had said that they would wait for observers to report before announcing if they would join protests.

Both the opposition parties were revealed to have made the 5% threshold.
Opinion polls show Armenians are hungry for reform, but analysts say deep divisions in the opposition scuttled its chances of capitalising on support for change.

Those divisions, and widespread apathy, were expected to undercut opposition efforts to organise post-election demonstrations.
According to preliminary figures released by the Central Elections Commission yesterday, five parties crossed the 5% threshold of votes required to enter parliament – three pro-government and two from the opposition.

With all the votes tallied, the Republican party of Prime Minister Serzh Sarkisian was far ahead with 32.9% of the vote.
Sarkisian, Kocharian’s chosen successor for president, is now the uncontested frontrunner in a presidential election set for the end of next year.

The pro-government Prosperous Armenia party of millionaire former world arm wrestling champion Gagik Tsarukian had 14.7% of the vote. It was followed by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, a member of the former ruling coalition, with 12.8%.

Anti-government parties trailed far behind. The Country of Law party of former speaker Artur Baghdasarian had 6.9%, followed by the Heritage of US-born former foreign minister Raffi Hovannisian with 5.8%.

About 1.3mn of Armenia’s 2.3mn registered voters took part in the vote for 131 seats in parliament. – AFP

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