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“As soon as there are elections – parliamentary or presidential, candidates come and make promises. They promise us we will do this and that. They promise and then leave without doing anything. We haven’t seen any of them any longer, either we or our children,” said Pambak villager about the elections.
The villagers are again disappointed. “I have six children, my husband serves in the army. I have received an allowance for two years. I gave them the allowance for two months to receive the allowance for 10 months. Then they called me and said, you are not entitled to an allowance, as your husband serves in the army and you work, so you must quit your job. I work as a technical worker at school. I will quit my job, but the allowance is not enough. I asked to repair my house, the roof drops, everything crumbles. They promised to do, but nothing changed.”
Pambak Villager (2nd), “We don’t make use of anything, nothing, even forest (for fuel). I keep two sheep to exchange them with wood from Ijevan. I do work, but what I can do with a salary of 40,000 AMD.”
Pambak Villager, “Yes, at elections candidates promise us fortunes, but as soon as elections are over, you can’t even see them, who takes care of us?”
We would like National Assembly Deputy from Orinats Yerkir (Country of Laws) Karen Bototyan to watch this vidro, who ran from 023 constituency, which includes Pambak Village. Maybe he will proceed to the fulfillment of election promises.
July 20, 2012 at 20:55