Pashinayn: "Grand Debate Must be Requirement by Law"
The grand televised debate involving leaders of all parties and blocs running for elections must be stipulated by law as a mandatory requirement in the new electoral code, argues caretaker Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Armenpress reports.
“I think that the new Electoral Code should stipulate a grand pre-election debate as a mandatory requirement on the level of the first faces of forces participating in the election. Yesterday’s debate, certainly, took place. This is New Armenia. Dukhov [With courage],” Pashinyan said on Facebook.
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