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  1. Political experts are assessing election quality and political finance amid recent political transitions in Bangladesh and Armenia.
  2. The European Commission plans a visit to Armenia to show support as the constitutional court considers petitions to cancel election results.

Aram Vardevanyan, a parliamentary candidate in Armenia, argues that the constitutional court could declare a decision invalid.

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Aram Vardevanyan, a parliamentary candidate in Armenia, argues that the constitutional court could declare a decision invalid.

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  1. Aram Vardevanyan challenges the government's proposed removal of 'national goals' from the oath.1 source
  2. Aram Vardevanyan secured a seat after being elected on the Strong Armenia list.1 source
  3. The Central Election Commission returned a request regarding preventive measures involving Aram Vardevanyan.Sub-event
  4. Candidate Vardevanyan argues the Armenian constitutional court could invalidate a decision.1 source

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