Controversy is raging over the reasons for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s plan to replace Armenia’s Constitution with a new one. Opponents say it is happening under pressure from Azerbaijan, and just yesterday Baku demanded Armenia make the change. This CivilNet special report breaks down what you need to know, and the reasons why the referendum’s passage is far from assured.

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