The square writes:
There is about 1 month to the inaugural session of the newly formed National Assembly, but the opposition blocs are still facing a difficult decision: to take or not to take the mandates. The 2 forces are urged from all sides not to take the mandates, to leave the government alone, convinced that after months they will have to go to extraordinary elections.
However, having external support, why should Pashinyan go for it, if he can rule alone and it does not lead to a crisis? The "strongmen" held a debate last week to find out what the people want. Kocharyan's team is silent, they left the baton to the No. 1 opposition.
Karapetyan's team said that after the elections, they were in favor of giving up the mandates, but then they started thinking about what the boycott would do, if the alternative is the street struggle, which at the moment has no potential, because the people have exhausted their energy in the elections, and they need mandates to dethrone Pashinyan. Discussions are ongoing. After the verdict of the Supreme Court, the opposition will announce the decision to take the mandates or not.
