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  • Nikol Pashinyan
    Nikol Pashinyan
    / Early life, education, and journalistic career

    …president, Pashinyan founded the newspaper Oragir, an opposition paper that came under fire in 1999 after it published a series of articles alleging corruption among Kocharyan’s broader circle. Several of the affected people and entities, including Sargsyan, successfully sued Pashinyan for defamation. Pashinyan refused to issue a retraction or pay…

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    …president, Pashinyan founded the newspaper Oragir, an opposition paper that came under fire in 1999 after it published a series of articles alleging corruption among Kocharyan’s broader circle. Several of the affected people and entities, including Sargsyan, successfully sued Pashinyan for defamation. Pashinyan refused to issue a retraction or pay…

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