Members of "oppositional" parties are charging
that the incumbent Government is using unfair means
to limit oppositional candidates' campaigns.
Politicians and their handlers who are contesting the
February 19 election, say that the predominantly pro-government
television stations carry reports on the President's
daily activities and, by default, exclude other candidates
from public recognition. Further, they say Robert Kocharyan's
paid commercials get the best air time.
The Department of Tourism should start now to prepare
itself for a period of unprecedented bad publicity when
tourist season begins in a few months in Armenia.
Policing the Police: NGO hopes
to curb bribery while defending drivers' rights
By Vahan Ishkhanyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
When motorist Tigran Aloyan won a court case and had
his driver's license returned, a State Traffic Inspection
tradition - to confiscate a license for any driving
violation - was broken.
Lusik Aguletsi says painting is philosophy expressed
with colors and shades. But her philosophy is not limited
just to the canvases that hold her work, but also in
her daily life.
In 19 days Armenia will elect a President. Until then voters
will be talked to by candidates such as Stepan Demirchyan
(top). And some, such as President Robert Kocharyan (bottom),
will be talked back to.
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