YEREVAN.- Armenia’s Ombudsman considers that dialogue between the opposition and authorities is not developing based on his proposals.

Talking to journalists on Thursday Ombudsman Karen Andreasyan said he considers inadvisable to interfere with the process at the current stage.

“My proposal to mediate in opposition-authorities dialogue was followed by the processes which gave me a chance to take a break and follow whether issues regarding concrete individuals will be solved in the near future,” he said.

Andreasyan noted that all the Armenian society and he personally is in anticipation of overcoming the consequences of the March 1 events.

Armenian opposition did not recognize official results of the presidential election held on February 19, 2008. Leader of the opposition Levon Ter-Petrosyan organized rallies in the Liberty Square, in the center of Yerevan, which lasted until March 1. Thousands took to the streets demanding that official election results should be canceled. Ten people, including two law enforcers, became victims of confrontation.