The Yerevan municipal elections saw a successful voter turnout, as the first step of the election process was announced with the official nomination of Izabel Abgaryan by the CPK as a candidate for mayor. However, it is important to note that her election to the mayor’s office does not automatically grant her authority. This statement was made by Izabel Abgaryan herself, a member of the “National Progress” party in Yerevan, on her Facebook page.

In an extraordinary turn of events during the municipal elections in Yerevan, the CPK was unable to place its own representative in the mayor’s office with the accompanying power. During a meeting of the CPK city council, their plan was thwarted due to the obligatory adherence to the election process, as stated in the aforementioned statement.

The statement also addressed the issue of the “National Progress” party, highlighting the challenges it faced in defending its legitimacy and the risks faced by the city government. To address these concerns, the statement emphasized the necessity of reviewing and reconsidering new elections.

All the unanswered questions in the program were finally addressed and resolved.

It is important to note that this statement does not fully reflect the positive role played by the CPK. In an alternate scenario, the legitimacy of the election would not have been questioned, and the event could have been postponed.

In conclusion, it can be asserted that the assumption of power by the CPK is only possible if one of the legitimate parties is willing to assist. Otherwise, it is considered abnormal and implies a conspiracy. Such an outcome is not achievable without the active participation of a large portion of the population, as stated by Izabel Abgaryan.

Source: NEWS.am – News from Armenia