Armenian opposition leader to announce new program
Former Armenian president, opposition leader Levon Ter-Petrosian
will announce "a clearer and more comprehensive" political
program.
Ter-Petrosian told about 2,000 supporters at a rally in Yerevan on
Friday that he would announce the new program on March 1. He did
not give details.
Ten people were killed in clashes between Ter-Petrosian’s
supporters and the police during public protests that followed
Armenia’s February 2008 presidential election, which the oppostion
said was rigged.
Opposition activists staged a rally Friday in support of Aykakan
Jamanak newspaper’s editor, political prisoner Nikol Pashinyan.
Pashinyan is seeking to stand in the snap parliamentary elections
to be held at a Yerevan constituency on Sunday.*
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