Lawyer Raffi Aslanyan writes:
"I accidentally noticed that the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Armenia announced that systematic corruption does not exist in Armenia.
It is surprising to hear such a thought from a professional lawyer, because he knows very well that even in the leading countries in the fight against corruption, its level, whether it is systematic or not, is determined by the corruption perception index (index) and no official will allow himself to speak in reality. about the existence of one or another level of corruption, systematicity, and even more so, its complete absence.
Such a statement by the minister proves once again that the competent officials of the day are forced to combine their public behavior with the sickly political vanity of Nikol Pashinyan, the leader of the country with a scale index of the perception of corruption that is much lower than absolutely clean (100) (45) and decreasing year by year. .
