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Officials Promise Not to Trouble Yerevan Shopkeepers ‘For the Time Being’
We have to create a group of lawyers and economists and present our demands to the government in a more professional manner. Once the officials discuss the ...Read More »
Yerevan Shopkeepers Hold Demonstration Outside Government Offices Over Recent ‘Tax Terror’
The Arinj Mall shopkeepers collectively announced today that they would not go back to work until the issue is resolved. Some of the protesters even expressed the ...Read More »
Armenian Minister Urges Protesting Farmers to Rob Winery Owner’s House
As the conversation went on, however, Arakelyan began offering the protesters alternative ways of settling the issue. The minister, for example, proposed that...Read More »
Cheated Yerevan Homeowners Protest Outside President’s Office; Mayor Too Busy to See Them
The homeowners agreed to leave their homes on the condition that they would be given apartments in new buildings to be constructed in the same area. For this they ...Read More »
Newly Emerged Audio Shows How Republican Oligarch Makes His Employees Campaign for Him
- Siranuysh, you've had your hair done and come here all dressed up as though we were gathering to honor you for the zero votes you've brought in. Aren't you ashamed of yourself, Siranuysh...Read More »
Unpaid Grape Farmer Says He Sees No Future in Armenia
Today Harutyunyan did not get to meet with Amiryan after all; he did, however, manage to have a short conversation with Agriculture Minister Ignati Arakelyan, according to whom...Read More »
Armenian Parliamentary Elections Followed by Inflation: Press
The main wave of inflation will hit Armenia after the Yerevan Council of Elders elections in May. After all, bribes will again be distributed, there will be expenses...Read More »
Third Sanitek Employee Hit by Car in Two Weeks
Sanitek does nothing to protect the workers' safety. This is not the first such incident to happen in Sanitek; not a single day passed without someone getting into some kind of trouble․․․Read More »
Armenia’s Prime Minister Avoids Meeting With Protesting Grape Farmers
Harutyunyan, who is still owed AMD 1 705 000 by the local Vinar winery, told Epress.am that after the rally he managed only to speak with culture minister Armen Amiryan...Read More »
Cheated Yerevan Homeowners to ‘Resort to Riots’ If Issue Remains Unresolved
The demonstrators had gone to the Government office to ask for a meeting with prime minister Karen Karapetyan, hoping that they had higher chances...Read More »