Zhoghovurd daily writes:
"In the Armenian political culture, the concept of" patriotic unions "remains not a platform for the preservation of cultural identity, but a tool to build political influence and ties. The latest example is the election of the head of the State Supervisory Service (PVS) as President of the Tavush Patriotic Union, when he is originally from Kotayk region.
It is clear that anyone can stop someone else to love a region or want to contribute to its development, but when that desire coincides with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, there are questions. And when we remember how the officials have been connecting their children's names with influential leaders, the image becomes more familiar.
For example, NA deputy Andranik Kocharyan, according to public information, named his sons Levon and Vazgen, in honor of his political leaders, Levon Ter-Petrosyan and Commander Vazgen Sargsyan. And former MP Levon Sargsyan laid the name of his son Serzh. Thus, the words, faces, the names change, but the traditions turn out are permanent. Some people become president of patriotic unions where they don't come from. And this is not just a random coincidence, but a stable "managerial folklore".
Details in today's issue of "Zhoghovurd" daily.
