Tensions rise in Armenia

There is enough tension in Armenia for people to go out on the streets, member of the Armenian National Congress, chairman of the Armenian nationwide movement (ANM) Aram Manukian said.

"In late February - early March people will become more active, and I believe, there are enough reasons for them to go out on the streets," Tert.am quotes Manukian as saying.

Manukian said, there are 3 factors that will force people to take to the streets: the first is rise in prices, "since people have for the first time celebrated the New Year on credit", the second is migration and the third one is situation in army.

"We should add to all this pre-election tensions. My calculations on people's taking in the streets to demand change of power are based on these three factors," Manukian added.

As for the struggle, chairman of the ANM noted that there are different methods of struggle - pickets, rallies and demonstrations.


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