“And, their impression, PAP will collaborate from a distance with the [newly formed] government of [newly appointed PM] Hovik Abrahamyan.
“But the peril of wrecking the reputation of the opposition-uniting PAP appears here.
“Since the government program will be submitted to the NA approval and it will be a continuation of the previous government’s program, a test awaits PAP.
“Zhamanak has learned that the scenario of [newly elected NA Speaker] Galust Sahakyan’s voting [to this post] will be repeated, when the PAP [MPs] were permitted to vote freely.
“But if no substantial and fundamental change is made in the government’s program, it will turn out that the PAP [MPs] will vote in favor of the virtually same program which they were criticizing [in the past],” Zhamanak reported.
















