Arménie : le Premier ministre Nikol Pachinian joue son avenir politique dans les urnes - Haiti24

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Arménie : le Premier ministre Nikol Pachinian joue son avenir politique dans les urnes - Haiti24

Publié le : 19/06/2021 - 17:44 Les Arméniens votent dimanche aux élections législatives anticipées décidées par le Premier ministre Nikol Pachinian. Arrivé au pouvoir au 2018, celui qui était perçu comme un héros du peuple se trouve fragilisé depuis la défaite dans le Haut-Karabakh. Portrait. Publicité Lire la suite Trois ans après la révolution pacifique

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