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<\/a><\/p>\nAsked whether he would get into politics, Bojolyan said, “I generally have not been involved in politics: I’ve been a professional, I’ve done my work and after this I have not yet decided where I’ll be. And to engage in politics, they had completely cut the roots under my feet; as for what will happen after this, god knows.”<\/p>\n
Asked which political entity he supports, Bojolyan said that political force which struggles to make Armenia a just country.<\/p>\n “Of course, at this time, it’s the [Armenian National] Congress, but to give only Congress’ name here would be wrong, since today it’s the people that has completely stood up on its feet. In my open letter I noted that I am grateful for all participants of the nationwide movement who believed in my innocence and who stood by my side \u2014 all other questions [to be addressed] later,” he said.<\/p>\n Weighing in on the much-discussed dialogue between the Armenian National Congress and the authorities, Bojolyan said, “It more so reminds me of a football game \u2014 throwing the ball from one [side of the] field to the other. But, of course, probably the authorities likewise have to have realized that the situation cannot continue like this for long; the time has come for everything to change in this country \u2014 not just the authorities, but together with the authorities, everything to change.”<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n