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Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office, the Investigative Committee, the Anti-Corruption Committee, the National Security Service, and several other state institutions are today operating not in line with their core, legally defined functions, but as active participants in the election campaign — instruments serving the effort to keep Nikol Pashinyan in power. There are certainly professionals within these bodies who are uncomfortable with this reality, but high salaries are probably a stronger incentive to stay silent. In practice, these individuals are now tasked with giving a “legal” veneer…
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