A group of 68 civil society figures, environmental activists and concerned citizens published a petition criticizing the launch of operations at the Amulsar gold mine in Armenia’s southern Vayots Dzor province.
Armenia’s leading opposition party, Strong Armenia, supports the country’s European integration but considers the ruling Civil Contract party’s aspirations to become a member of the European Union “a propaganda gimmick.” This is according to Marianna Ghahramanyan, the party’s lawmaker at the National Assembly.
Amulsar expected to generate $120–130 million in annual taxes, government representative says
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