Hraparak: RPA lawmakers to consider executive’s program today

09:11 • 19.06.12



The lawmakers of the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) are reportedly going to debate the Government’s program at an ad hoc session later today.


Citing its sources, the paper says that the party is now facing great difficulties, with its coalition partner, the Rule of Law, preparing to vote down the draft.


The situation creates great tensions, the paper says, adding that the RPA faction in parliament may declare a new slogan, emphasizing the importance of every single vote.
 

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