Protesters in Armenia call on Nikol Pashinyan to step down

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18 November 2020 / 09:46

The deputies entered the parliament building under the shouts of the protesters: "Shame," "Traitors," "New negotiator - new conditions."

The demonstrators demand from the deputies of the "My Step" bloc to join the action, Report informs, referring to the Armenian media.

Notably, rallies and processions have been held in Armenia since November 10, demanding the prime minister's resignation.

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