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Diaspora Minister Visits Boston Area
WATERTOWN, Mass.—Mkhitar Hayrapetyan, Minister of the Diaspora, visited the Boston area for a number of events this past weekend. A town hall meeting was held at the Armenian Cultural and Educational Center on Saturday night with over 200 attending.
“Now we have a historic opportunity, to show ourselves and our country that the Genocide was a failed G
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I love the embracing of this newspaper and its online presence. Journalism is of maximum importance to all nation states as it is still a relevant megaphone for the people.
What a loser. The unbelievably beautiful revolution is sadly turning into a terror state. Our hope was you were intent on building a good future but so far any tangible action has been asset appropriation and political lynching. Prosperity comes with predictable laws and rights, not asset seizures.
Wasn t Armenia in a terror state with Serge Sarkisyan and Robert Kocharyan ?And their assets were stolen money from the people.
” …to introduce you some parts of our vision”. Like what? Like locking up Armenia’s second president without a fair trial. You are a joke man, Just like your boss.
@Richard. Two wrongs don’t make a right. Successful countries move on and get working on the future. The only analogous country I can think of in terms of hauling so many people to jail in a short period of time and without an independent judicial process is…Turkey.
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