Pashinyan Instructs to Circulate Projects That Please the Public Ear
Experts, political forces, and a large part of society note that there is currently an anarchy in Armenia. All state agencies are in disarray, and many are avoiding contact and associating with representatives of the government.
However, Nikol Pashinyan and the team’s representatives are trying to create an impression that everything is normal and life is flowing in its usual course.
According to the information from the newspaper "Fact," Nikol Pashinyan has instructed various representatives of the government to circulate projects, legislative initiatives, and theses that please the public ear.
This way, an attempt will be made to create an illusion that a normal working environment exists in the country and to gradually forget about the defeat, the thousands of casualties, and territorial losses through “nonsense.”
There will be no shortage of populist themes such as inflow of investments, changes in the judicial system, vetting, legalization of illegal constructions, etc., in other words, topics that the public is very sensitive to. Furthermore, according to our sources, Pashinyan has also instructed to explore what opportunities exist to discuss a possible increase in pensions.
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