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Thus, from January 21 to 25, included in "trusted" heading of the website, the following violations were registered:

 

 - On January 21, the first day of the presidential election campaign, during the meeting with the presidential candidate Serzh Sargsyan the professional activities of the journalist were hindered. The journalist of “Yerkir.am” was hindered from the participation first in the meeting hall of the RA Government, and later in the Cultural House.

 

 - On January 24, the Presidential candidate Raffi Hovhannisyan was not given an opportunity to meet his voters in the Erebuni Medical Center. 

 

 - On January 25 the website registered that the elections poster on the intersections of Sayat-Nova and Alek Manukyan streets were torn and thrown on the ground.

 

 - On January 25, violations were registered on the posters of the election candidate Vardan Sedrakyan and the posters will soon be removed. 

 

 - On January 25, a call received from one of the students of Ijevan schools, who said he was forced to participate in a meeting with the presidential candidate. Citation from the letter of the student: “Today out Director entered the classroom and said that we all need to be at a square tomorrow, as Serzh is coming. Does not matter where we are, we should participate. I said that I had a class and could not participate, but he said that does not interest him, that I should come and ordered the teacher to make the list of absents and present it to him later, which the director will present to the Republican Party Ijevan headquarter. It comes out that I study is a politicized school.”

 

 - On January 25 the website registered that the candidate Arman Meliqyan informed that the ruling power forces the citizens to vote for their candidate. He said that soon he will publish the sample of the data collection form. 

 

 It should be noted according to the website violations were found in the posters of the presidential candidate Vardan Sedrakyan and CEC gave the candidate 3 days to resolve the issue.