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National Assembly Speaker Ruben Rubinyan says that discussions with Azerbaijan on the Constitution cannot be ruled out. According to him, the opposition is raising questions that the authorities consider legitimate and are trying to answer, since further developments depend on them. Rubinyan’s statement is quite revealing. First, it turns out that the Speaker of Armenia’s National Assembly, whether intentionally or not, is contradicting the official position of Yerevan, which maintains that constitutional amendments have nothing to do with any Azerbaijani demand or condition, and that no…
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