When they take a loan, and this debt becomes a burden on the entire nation, then they say, 'I present state insurance,' that is the height of lies." The population of Armenia actually pays a billion dollars for this medical insurance. Is this a free medical service? Of course not. They pay for this service in a different way." In a conversation with Arman Abubian, author of the "Zaman Abubian" podcast, ARF member Bagrat Yeshain emphasizes that over the past 8 years, Armenia's national debt has increased by $8 billion, while in the previous 27 years of independence it stood at $6.5 billion. Yeshayane also notices other ways to waste the state's debt, from asphalt to bonuses. "The debts of 8 billion they took on are going to make asphalt, which they write in the "pluses" column of today's administration. These 8 billion are also used for bonuses. You remember, Kirk Kerkorian donated only 220 million dollars to the Republic of Armenia, highways were built, dozens of cultural objects were repaired. In other words, projects were carried out that were not carried out before, only 220 dollars. So these plans were criticized by today's government representatives." All Call |: 106.0FM.

When they take a loan, and this debt becomes a burden on the entire nation, then they say, 'I present state insurance,' that is the height of lies." The population of Armenia actually pays a billion dollars for this medical insurance. Is this a free medical service? Of course not. They pay for this service in a different way." In a conversation with Arman Abubian, author of the "Zaman Abubian" podcast, ARF member Bagrat Yeshain emphasizes that over the past 8 years, Armenia's national debt has increased by $8 billion, while in the previous 27 years of independence it stood at $6.5 billion. Yeshayane also notices other ways to waste the state's debt, from asphalt to bonuses. "The debts of 8 billion they took on are going to make asphalt, which they write in the "pluses" column of today's administration. These 8 billion are also used for bonuses. You remember, Kirk Kerkorian donated only 220 million dollars to the Republic of Armenia, highways were built, dozens of cultural objects were repaired. In other words, projects were carried out that were not carried out before, only 220 dollars. So these plans were criticized by today's government representatives." All Call |: 106.0FM.