Electricity Hike Rate Protester: "I want to live in a positive city where people smile and are happy"

19:23, June 24, 2015

A conversation with "No to Plunder" movement member Maxim Sargsyan, who is participating in the Baghramyan Avenue electricity rate hike protest.

Maxim, what's your professional background?

I graduated with a degree in historical jurisprudence, but not at the college level.

What do you think about Armenia's current situation?

Seeing the activism exhibited by citizens of Armenia these past few days, I view Armenia's future as very bright. I see that homeland that I imagined and want.

And what kind of homeland do you want to see?

A homeland where there is equality, the rule of law, and where the rulers do not threaten citizens. A homeland where citizens realize their role and impact in unfolding processes. A country where all feel good, both on a human level and legally.  Read more... (591 words)

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