ARMENIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS [ANC] COMES FORWARD WITH CRITICAL STATEMENT REGARDING FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIAN PRESIDENT’S INAUGURATION
ArmInfo
2009-04-09 13:59:00
ArmInfo. Armenian National Congress [ANC] has come forward with
a critical statement regarding the first anniversary of Armenian
President Serzh Sargsyan’s inauguration. The statement says that over
the passed year Sargsyan failed in local as well as foreign policy.
‘Over a year of staying in office Serzh Sargsyan proved that he is
one of the creators of the hellish machinery of falsifications on 19
February (presidential election), having left hundreds of law breakers
and real criminals unpunished. He did everything possible to hide the
barbarous beating of peaceful participants in the rally. According
to his order even no criminal case was initiated on the fact of
10 persons’ death on 1 March 2008. He goes no keeping 55 political
prisoners in prison, and does not even care that in this way he is
discrediting the whole legal system of the country. Monopolization
of the economy of the country reached a new level.
At the same time a unique process of poverty redistribution has
started.
This is very dangerous for the country which has shortage of resources
and is in crisis now’, – the statement says.
Sargsyan’s foreign policy course is also criticized in the
statement, which says that Armenia goes on remaining under the PACE
monitoring. Moreover, over the passed year three resolutions on
Armenia were adopted, which reduced to powder international image of
the country. According to the statement, Sargsyan put interests of the
country at the international ‘auction’. As for the Karabakh conflict,
it may be resolved either via signing of an unfavorable for Armenia
document or disastrous war. ‘Having agreed to the absurd proposal
of Turkey to set up a commission of historians on the problem of the
Armenian genocide, Sargsyan in fact called into question the fact of
the Genocide and by this he kept other state from recognition of the
Armenian genocide’, – the statement says.