Unjustified Bonuses Continue Amid Armenia's External Debt, Says Arthur Vanetsyan

Today, at the central office of the "Homeland" party, party leader Arthur Vanetsyan held a working consultation attended by council members and regional leaders.

Referring to political processes, Vanetsyan stated that the political force he leads has one agenda today: "to free ourselves from incompetent authorities as soon as possible." He emphasized, "Every additional day they remain at the helm poses a serious threat to our state."

"The current authorities, led by Nikol Pashinyan, have a dangerous and aggressive small army of supporters and a substantial mass that refuses to accept having erred by bringing this failed government to power," Vanetsyan responded.

Talking about public sentiment, the leader of "Homeland" noted that more and more people are finding themselves in panic and uncertainty, not understanding what is happening today, what to do, and what to expect tomorrow.

"Apathy, fueled by uncertainty and disappointment, is deepening in the country, which, as a rule, does not go without consequences. Today is not the time to boast about asphalt; every newly paved road represents lost human lives. Therefore, all resources must be directed towards combating the coronavirus, eliminating its consequences, and mitigating the potential risks in anticipation of a second wave of the pandemic," said Arthur Vanetsyan, emphasizing that today's discussions should focus on external debt, which has significantly increased while unjustified bonuses continue to be lavishly distributed.

Regarding educational standards, Vanetsyan highlighted that the government is providing contradictory information in this sector as well.