Daniel Ioannisyan, the head of the “Union of Informed Citizens” organization, wrote on his “Facebook” page:
“In addition to the historical and real Armenias, there is also the Armenia of the media.
In the Armenia of the media, there is no economy, no education, no healthcare, no environmental protection, no social security, no infrastructure, and no energy. This time, there was neither a fight against crime nor an army.
Most journalists are not interested in the real issues that affect the lives of Armenians every day. Only one of the 30 journalists asked a cursory question about crime, and one about energy. The remaining topics I listed were left out altogether.
Why are our journalists so hyped up?”
