Pashinyan Vows to Adopt New Constitution at All Costs, Including Snap Elections
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If the opposition cannot be persuaded to approve the draft new constitution in Armenia, new parliamentary elections will be held, as Prime Minister Nichol Pashinian of Armenia announced today, 22 October.
Pashinyan Vows to Adopt New Constitution at All Costs, Including Snap Elections
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Thursday vowed to push through a new constitution at all costs, including calling snap elections if he fails to secure support from either of the two opposition groups in parliament, which have said they will not support a new constitution because it is being dictated from Baku.
The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nicole Pashinian, allowed extraordinary parliamentary elections to be held if the opposition refused to support the draft new Constitution, which he informed journalists.
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