Pashinyan`s government in habit of making promises for 8 years -  opposition MP

ArmInfo. Nikol Pashinyan's government has been feeding the people with promises for 8 years now, and keeps repeating about the construction of 300 schools and 500 kindergartens, but in reality not even 10% of what was announced has been built. This was stated from the rostrum of the parliament by Artur Khachatryan, an MP from the opposition faction "Armenia", on  May 14. 

The MP drew attention to the fact that the current government and  representatives of the ruling faction, when speaking about this or  that achievement during their seven years in power, use verbs in the  Present Continuous form, saying "we do", and a rhetorical question  arises: what have you done in so many years, what is the final  result? "They claim that they are building 300 new schools and 500  kindergartens in their eighth year in power, but how much of this is  actually built - 10%, 12% or what," the MP asked.

In this vein, Khachatryan emphasized that it is not so much the  process itself that is important, but the end result, the end product  created as a result of the efforts made, and there is no end result  or product.

Then the MP touched upon the fight against corruption proclaimed by  the authorities, and noted that the current leadership of Armenia is  fighting corruption in the same way that Azerbaijani President Ilham  Aliyev once "allegedly resolved the issue of the so-called forcibly  displaced Azerbaijanis." Khachatryan explained that Aliyev did not  intend to protect the rights of these people at that time, but used  the situation for political speculation.

"It is clear that this was a bluff. He spoke about a million  refugees, but so far not even 10 thousand people have returned to the  occupied territories of Artsakh," Khachatryan noted. The MP assured  that the goal of the current Armenian authorities is not a real fight  against corruption or the elimination of its consequences, but only  an imitation of a process without an end result and addressees.