- Civil Contract and other political parties are challenging election results and political outcomes in Armenia.
- Civil Contract holds 64 seats in the National Assembly.
- Knyaz Hasanov chaired the National Assembly session, which included mandates from Civil Contract and Strong Armenia.
- Faction members from Civil Contract and Strong Armenia participated in a National Assembly debate and proposed forming standing committees.
Lawmakers from Civil Contract and Strong Armenia met in the National Assembly, and the Council approved Ruben Rubinyan's leadership role.
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Updated Sep 12
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What happened
Lawmakers from Civil Contract and Strong Armenia met in the National Assembly, and the Council approved Ruben Rubinyan's leadership role.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Civil Contract
political party in Armenia
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Strong Armenia
Political party in Armenia
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Ruben Rubinyan
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia
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- Strong Armenia faction is present in the Armenian parliament.
- The ruling party proposes a controversial government program while the opposition challenges its political legitimacy.
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- Strong Armenia fielded a candidate in Stepanavan during local elections, while Tigran Abrahamyan noted these elections are a major political test.
- Civil Contract leads in election polls, and Samvel Karapetyan leads the Strong Armenia party.