Есть следующая информация про нарушения.
www.armenianow.com
At Gyumri polling station 13/21, an ArmeniaNow reporter witnessed voters arriving by bus, then being paid 5,000 drams (about $16 each) by representatives of the Republican Party of Armenia.
• At Polling Station 35 in Vanadzor an ArmeniaNow reporter observed voters being asked to vote “openly”, meaning that their choice would be seen by party representatives in the city that is a stronghold of the ruling Republican Party of Armenia.
• According to information reported to the Orinats Yerkir party hotline, the Republican Party of Armenia was busing voters to Yerevan’s Araratian district. Orinats Yerkir officials were also checking reports that at Poling Station 3/23 Sargsyan campaigners were on hand pressuring voters to vote for their candidate.
• Orinats Yerkir spokesperson Susanna Abrahamyan told ArmeniaNow that in Poling Stations 8/8 and 8/9 people whose passports had already been stamped were allowed to vote for a second time.
• Hovsep Hovsepyan, an A1 Plus cameraman, was beaten and his video destroyed on 6 Zavaryan Street in Yerevan by men who saw Ter-Petrosyan literature in the cameraman’s car.
• In the Kotayk region, according to information from Ter-Petrosyan headquarters, tycoon MP Gagik Tsarukyan bodyguards reportedly beat Ter-Petrosyan supporters Gurgen Yeghiazaryan, his son Hambardzum Yeghiazaryan, and Yerjanik Abgaryan.
• Reporting from the town of Abovian, Social-Democratic Hunchakian Party chairwoman Lyudmila Sargsyan told ArmeniaNow that two proxies for opposition candidate Levon Ter Petrosyan were put in cars, driven to the outskirts of town, and released.
• A Ter-Petrosyan proxy, Larisa Torosyan, was reportedly beaten, and threats made against her children.
“When we reached the polling station, the chairman of the commission said he was unaware of anything, did not see anything,” Sargsyan, who is also a Ter-Petrosyan proxy said. She also said that “several thick-necked people approached us, who are bodyguards of (MP) Gagik Tsarukyan, but who are registered as observers to control the situation.”
Sargsyan, who leads the oldest Armenian political party, said that “the whole situation created in Abovian” has caused an atmosphere in which no valid vote can take place.
• At Precinct 38/13 in Kapan officials were informed that some soldiers were seen voting more than once.
• The head of the Gyumri Aspares press club Levon Barseghyan confirms that 5,000 drams (about $16) are being given to voters near School N11, on the pavement across from a kindergarten in Vasil Khachatryn street and City Hall on Shirakatsi street.
The journalist says supporters of Serzh Sargsyan come in cars, and hand out money to names on a list of signatures.
• Near Polling Station 8/8 in Yerevan the nephew of Republican Party of Armenia member Samvel “Lfik Samo” Alexanyan was seen distributing money in exchange for promises to vote for Serzh Sargsyan.
• At Precinct 31/03 in the pro-Sargsyan city of Vanadzor an ArmeniaNow reporter witnessed voters being checked by list by party representatives before entering the precinct. Also, a brawl broke out among voters jostling for a place in line.
• A proxy for candidate Vazgen Manukyan reported that at Station 3/29 about 50 or more people voted at the same time, brought to the station from Vanadzor, Hrazdan, and the Akunk village of Kotayk province.
• A Ter-Petrosyan supporter reports that in the villages of Aknakhpyur and Lusakhpyur of the Tavush region army officers dressed in civilian clothes are sitting as observers, which is a violation of the Electoral Code. They are registered with Free Society Institute, a local observer organization.
• Orinats Yerkir spokesperson Susanna Abrahamyan told ArmeniaNow that in Poling Stations 8/8 and 8/9 people whose passports had already been stamped were allowed to vote for a second time.
• Hovsep Hovsepyan, an A1 Plus cameraman, was beaten and his video destroyed on 6 Zavaryan Street in Yerevan by men who saw Ter-Petrosyan literature in the cameraman’s car.
• In the Kotayk region, according to information from Ter-Petrosyan headquarters, tycoon MP Gagik Tsarukyan bodyguards reportedly beat Ter-Petrosyan supporters Gurgen Yeghiazaryan, his son Hambardzum Yeghiazaryan, and Yerjanik Abgaryan.
• Reporting from the town of Abovian, Social-Democratic Hunchakian Party chairwoman Lyudmila Sargsyan told ArmeniaNow that two proxies for opposition candidate Levon Ter Petrosyan were put in cars, driven to the outskirts of town, and released.
• A Ter-Petrosyan proxy, Larisa Torosyan, was reportedly beaten, and threats made against her children.
“When we reached the polling station, the chairman of the commission said he was unaware of anything, did not see anything,” Sargsyan, who is also a Ter-Petrosyan proxy said. She also said that “several thick-necked people approached us, who are bodyguards of (MP) Gagik Tsarukyan, but who are registered as observers to control the situation.”
Sargsyan, who leads the oldest Armenian political party, said that “the whole situation created in Abovian” has caused an atmosphere in which no valid vote can take place.
• At Precinct 38/13 in Kapan officials were informed that some soldiers were seen voting more than once.
• The head of the Gyumri Aspares press club Levon Barseghyan confirms that 5,000 drams (about $16) are being given to voters near School N11, on the pavement across from a kindergarten in Vasil Khachatryn street and City Hall on Shirakatsi street.
The journalist says supporters of Serzh Sargsyan come in cars, and hand out money to names on a list of signatures.
• Near Polling Station 8/8 in Yerevan the nephew of Republican Party of Armenia member Samvel “Lfik Samo” Alexanyan was seen distributing money in exchange for promises to vote for Serzh Sargsyan.
• At Precinct 31/03 in the pro-Sargsyan city of Vanadzor an ArmeniaNow reporter witnessed voters being checked by list by party representatives before entering the precinct. Also, a brawl broke out among voters jostling for a place in line.
• A proxy for candidate Vazgen Manukyan reported that at Station 3/29 about 50 or more people voted at the same time, brought to the station from Vanadzor, Hrazdan, and the Akunk village of Kotayk province.
• A Ter-Petrosyan supporter reports that in the villages of Aknakhpyur and Lusakhpyur of the Tavush region army officers dressed in civilian clothes are sitting as observers, which is a violation of the Electoral Code. They are registered with Free Society Institute, a local observer organization.
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[15:19] 19 Փետրվարի, 2008
Այսօր Էրեբունու թիվ 43 դպրոցում տեղակայված 13/16 տեղամասում ոստիկանության աչքի առջեւ ծեծի է ենթարկվել ՚Հայկական ժամանակՙ օրաթերթի թղթակից Լուսինե Բարսեղյանը: Վերջինիս ընդամենը տեղեկացել է, որ մի խուրց քվեաթերթիկներ են փախցրել հանձնաժողովի նախագահի սենյակ եւ թաքցրել տեղում: Երբ Տեր-Պետրոսյանի ներկայացուցիչը եւ հանձնաժողովում ՚Ժառանգությանՙ անդամ Արմեն Մարտիրոսյանը պահանջել են արձագնագրություն կազմել, հանձնաժողովի նախագահը չի կատարել, ՚ՀԺՙ-ի լրագրողը փորձել է հանձնաժողովի նախագահից ճշտել ինֆորմացիան:
Դրան ի պատասխան հանձնաժողովի նախագահ Վասիլ Աֆյանն ուղղակի ներս է հրավիրել ոստիկաններին, որնք փորձել են լրագրողին հեռացնել տեղամասից: Այդ ընթացքում լրագրողը շարունակել է կատարել իր մասնագիտական պարտքը, ինչի արդյունքում տեղամաս ներխուժած մի երիտասարդ նախ լուսանկարել է լրագրողին, ապա նաեւ նրա ձեռքից խլել ֆոտոապարատն ու ձայնագրիչը եւ սկսել ոտքերով եւ ձեռքերով հարվածել Լուսինե Բարսեղյանին: Այս ամենին ականատես են եղել եւ չեն խոչընդոտել ոստիկանները:
Open voting continues in Vanadzor, where Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan is expected to win in the 100,000 resident-city where his Republican Party of Armenia is a stronghold. (“Open” voting allows ballots to be seen by persons other than the voter and is one means for parties to assure that votes are cast according to their orders.)
A middle-aged woman in the city told ArmeniaNow that she would wait until after 5 or 6 p.m. to vote, as she’d heard that bribes (currently reported to be about $16) would be higher as the end of voting (8 p.m.) approaches.
Sargsyan’s headquarters in Vanadzor deny the information, but point a finger instead at the camp of oppositionist Artur Baghdasaryan.
“We do not distribute money,” Hrahat Nazaryan, a representative of the Sargsyan headquarters told ArmeniaNow. “But we have information that Orinats Yerkir party does it (give money).”
The area adjacent to the “Belisima” entertainment complex in the center of Vanadzor has been crowded all day. Minibuses arrive to the complex, which belongs to Vanadzor mayor (and RPA member) Samvel Darbinyan. Leaving the bus, names are checked from a list by Belisima employees. The names on the list are believed to represent those who have been promised money and are being escorted to polling stations to vote.
A representative of Levon Ter-Petrosyan’s Pan Armenian National Movement in Vanadzor says that the situation is “outrageous”. He said that in polling stations 31/27, 30/11, 30/9, 31/1 there is open voting with the help of policemen and that election officials do not attempt to stop it.
And in the capital . . .
• In Polling Station 13/16, Haykakan Zhamanak daily reporter Lusine Barseghyan says she was subjected to beating along with Heritage party member Armen Martirosyan.
According to Barseghyan, they received an alert from the polling station about ballox-box stuffing there and went there together with Armen Martirosyan, who is a proxy for Levon Ter-Petrosyan.
“Upon reaching the place and seeing the situation I asked the commission chairman why they did not draw up a report. The commission chairman began to drag me and push me out the polling station,” Barseghyan said.
Armen Martirosyan called police and told the commission chairman that the latter did not have the right to obstruct the journalist’s work.
“I took out a camera to take pictures and was recording on the tape-recorder. At that point, someone attacked me, took the recording equipment and began to beat me and Armen Martirosyan,” Barseghyan said.
• A report from Polling Station 8/21 in Yerevan’s Malatia-Sebastia district claims that a proxy for candidate Arman Melikyan was beaten when he tried to stop about 30 people from voting together.
• The Orinats Yerkir party reports that at Station 8/17 in Yerevan a Ter-Petrosyan proxy was beaten and taken away.
• At Polling Station 28/06 in Abovian, Ter-Petrosyan proxy Khachik Martirosyan says that proxies for Ter-Petrosyan were forcibly taken from the station and their mobile phones stolen. His report was confirmed by one woman who was voting at the time.
Stop lying through your teeth. There is nothing of the kind on that site.
-----and ArmeniaNow.com. are far from supporting LTP.-----
Give me a break. "Independent media".
http://www.panorama.am/ru/politics/2
http://www.panorama.am/ru/law/2008/02/1
http://www.panorama.am/ru/law/2008/02/1
http://www.armenianow.com/?action=viewA
http://www.armenianow.com/?action=viewA
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Сторонники В. Манукяна: в Гюмри раздают взятки
В городе Гюмри перед входом в избирательные участки избирателям раздаются денежные суммы, сообщает представитель Вазгена Манукяна в Гюмри Ваан Тимасян. Как сообщает официальный сайт Вазгена Манукяна, факт засвидетельствован местной телекомпанией "Гала".
Согласно тому же источнику, который ссылается на начальника предвыборного штаба кандидата общины Малатия-Себастия столицы Маргариту Манукян, совершена попытка вынести избирательный бюллетень с избирательного участка 8/8, в связи с чем завязалась драка между председателем комиссии и некоторыми доверенными лицами. После вмешательства полиции инцидент был улажен.
По данным источника, на избирательном участке 3/29 в столице около полудня сразу проголосовало 30 человек из дополнительного списка. А до этого на том же участке уже проголосовали 50-60 избирателей, вошедших в дополнительные списки. Голосующие были из Ванадзора, Раздана, села Сюник Котайкской области и других регионов страны.
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И так далее.
Я щас новый пост сделаю:)
---Hovsep Hovsepyan, an A1 Plus cameraman, was beaten and his video destroyed on 6 Zavaryan Street in Yerevan by men who saw Ter-Petrosyan literature in the cameraman’s car.----
Can there be a different take on what transpired with Hovsep? You bet. It is illegal to campaign on the day of elections in most countries. I will check the Armenian code, but it should have the same norm. Now, what was LTP litereature doing in Hovsep's car? Could it be that he was campaigning and ran into people from the other camp? MUTILOVKA. Cheap, dirty tricks.
Перейду исключительно на дружеские каналы.
btw. слышал о тех кому плюют в лицо, а они говорят что это дождь?
В лицо народу плевал ЛТП. А вы, как говорили, что дождь, так до сих пор и продолжаете.
• In Kapan, an ArmeniaNow reporter saw uniformed policemen in Precincts 38/02 and 38/05. Policemen have no right to be in polling stations unless called by an election commission head.
• Also in Kapan, at Precinct 38/06 at least one voter arriving complained that someone had already voted using his identity. Officials in the precinct refused the man’s request to file a complaint with CEC.
• Elderly voters were brought free of charge via a minibus to Precinct 38/05 in Kapan. Asked by ArmeniaNow who had brought them, the voters replied “the driver”.
• Candidate Vazgen Manukyan’s campaign reports that soldiers were conducting “open” voting in Precincts 13/24 and 13/25 near a military hospital in the Erebuni district. The open voting – designed to allow others to see the vote – was in the presence of proxies for Serzh Sargsyan.
• Manukyan proxies also report that in Polling Station 13/09, certain people passed passports over the heads of a crowd to the polling booth and a little later had the passports sent back.
• Proxies for Manukyan also report seeing the same voters voting in both Station 13/10 and 13/09.
• According to a Manukyan’s rep in Sisian, in Polling Station 37/12 some voters vote with pens that they take out of their pockets. Though technically not illegal it raises suspicion that the voters intend for their marks to be checked by party overseers.
• Serzh Sargsyan’s campaign headquarters reported violations from Levon Ter-Petrosyan supporters. In particular, it is said that two proxies of the ex-president and current presidential candidate were present at Polling Station 5/20 in the Arabkir district of Yerevan. Accordingly, police expelled one of the proxies.
• Sargsyan’s campaign also reports that at Polling Station 69 in Lori region Ter-Petrosyan proxy Sargis Tamazyan threatened other members of the commission. He stated that “if anybody tried to prevent him from doing what he wanted, the end would be bad.”
• Residents in the village of Debed in Lori province have been encouraged to vote for Sargsyan. They have also been told that tiny cameras have been installed on voting booths so that their vote would be recorded.