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Elections to Bring Continuity

February 2008 | Ratings Update

We maintain our view that the Prime Minister Serz Sarksyan is the most likely candidate to succeed the incumbent president Robert Kocharian in the presidential elections scheduled for February 19. This is supported by a poll conducted by

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