USA Embassy in Armenia responded to recordings made at SAS group  meeting 

ArmInfo.USA Embassy in Armenia responded to the recording made at  SAS Group meeting, during which the workers were forced to vote for the ruling Republican Party and the Head of the company Artak Sargsyan.

"Following the recent parliamentary election, the U.S. and other 

international organizations issued a statement noting that the 

electoral process was tainted by credible information about 

vote-buying and pressure on voters. In that statement, we urged the 

Armenian government, political parties, and civil society to work 

together to address these concerns through legal mechanisms, and we 

thus welcome the announcement today by the Prosecutor General that he 

is investigating the troubling report just published by Hayastan24. A 

credible and transparent investigation of this kind would be in line 

with the Prime Minister's February 9 warning against the use of 

administrative resources. We trust that the government will ensure 

there is no retaliatory action against any individual or organization 

that comes forward with credible information for investigation", USA 

Embassy statement reads.

To note, on April 13 a record from SAS Group meeting was spread in 

Internet, where unknown person forced the workers to present voters 

list, who will vote in Arabkir for the head of the company Artak 

Sargsyan. At that, the unknown person also humiliated and mocked the 

workers, who rejected to work for Sargsyan. Moreover, he threatened 

them to fire, and the workers who would manage to get maximal number 

of votes, he promised to send for a holiday to Paris. Despite all the 

records do not show the name of the Dictator, but according to 

ArmInfo's proved information, it was Artak Sargsyan's brother, co 

owner of the company Aram Sargsyan.