“Nonetheless, some [PAP] party members smoothly integrated into supporting [serving President] Serzh Sargsyan’s candidacy. As for the party’s radical portion, the latter is not losing hope that something can still be salvaged, even after the presidential elections [to be held on February 18].
A representative of the PAP’s radical wing said they do not rule out [the possibility] that Gagik Tsarukyan would leave politics and the party would pass ‘to the man they know:’ [second President] Robert Kocharyan.
But the PAP vehemently denies these rumors, and some rule it out because ‘Serzh Sargsyan would not agree,’” Hraparak writes.
















