"HUNCHAK" PARTY LEADER CONSIDERS THAT TODAY MOST DIFFICULT TASK OF
OPPOSITION IS TO GATHER PEOPLE FOR MASS MEETINGS AND MEETINGS
YEREVAN, MARCH 23, NOYAN TAPAN. The incapacity of the opposition to
unite on the threshold of parliamentary elections influences on the
pre-electoral struggle, the present stage of which may be
characterized as passive. Lyudmila Sargsian, the Chairwoman of the
"Hunchak" Social-Democratic Party stated about it in the interview
with the Noyan Tapan correspondent.
"It is unequivocal that there is no such activeness which could exist
in the case of unification of few big political forces. I spoke for
the united opposition inside of which no problem will be to be in the
first three or in the first ten of the electoral list. And when
personal interests prevail, it is very difficult to agree about common
goals."
In L. Sargsian’s words, each of opposing political forces is today
naturally engaged in solving of its interest. At the same time, in
view of disconnection, all opposing forces have one general problem to
gather people for mass meetings and meetings. "It is a very difficult
problem today, as whatever some opposition leaders say, the people is
at some extent disappointed with the opposition. And it must explain
the people that if they sell their votes, the next four years will be
much worse than it is today," L. Sargsian stated.
At the same time, she expressed a hope that the opposition will be
able to unite in the issue of control of the elections.