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Cleaning House?: Prime Minister intent on sweeping out corruption

The first three months Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan’s leadership have seen the former Central Bank chairman emerge as a new voice against Armenia’s old problem of corruption.

Amid praise from the progressively minded, and charges of “showing off” from the perennially malcontent, Sargsyan has repeatedly spoken of his aim to clean up the system of bribery and shadowy deal making.

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06.07.2008 00:59
This is great. It probably took a lot of guts for PM to go out and say all this. I hope he won't be stopped by the corrupt oligrachs or by Serj himself. I also think that the Justice department should be cleaned otherwise there can be no democracy and no economic development. Anyway, I wish him luck and think that opposition should help him in his efforts in a bi-partisan way even if they don't like Serj. That being said and to keep the record straight: Serj is still a criminal and should be thrown out of office if we want to continue clean Armenia.
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