YEREVAN. – I was released after spending about three hours in the police station. Manuel Manukyan, who protests against the high interest rates of Armenia’s credit organizations, said this in a conversation with Armenian News-NEWS.am.
"In the evening, I will announce on my Facebook broadcast whether or not I will go to the Central Bank tomorrow," he added. "People need to understand that this structure is responsible for such problems."
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