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The state of emergency declared in Armenia
Following the Armenian presidential election of 19 February, the Armenian capital Yerevan has been the scene of demonstrations and violent incidents that have made 8 dead and 33 wounded. The outgoing president Robert Kocharian has declared March 1, the state of emergency, which must be maintained until March 20. The opposition believes that the election, won by Prime Minister Serge Sarkissian, was tricked. Egidijus Vareikis is also skeptical: "Something wrong with democracy in Armenia, no doubt about it. How it could it be that a people with a culture and history is so rich and so poor that the Corruption is so widespread? The years of independence have been marked mostly by wars, economic blockades and the division of society. The majority of Armenians now lives outside the country and most of the neighbors are on bad terms with him The country is at war with Azerbaijan, there is no possible reconciliation with Turkey because of the genocide, Georgia moves closer to the West and, although the Iranians are not enemies, they are Muslims and, as such, do not have the same religion. "