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One of the two female candidates running for the local council elections in Anushavan
\ncommunity of Artik region of Shirak province is Ruzanna Martirosyan, 30, a Russian
\nlanguage teacher at the community school. Although nominated and running for local
\ngovernment elections for the first time, she is confident that her participation will contribute
\nto the implementation of community development programs.<\/p>\n
The husband and son who have left Russia for work abroad, who are not against Ruzanna’s
\ndecision, know that Ruzanna will be able to cope with her diligence and school work and home care.<\/p>\n
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Ruzanna’s supporters are also her daughter and daughter-in-law Mane, who is the
\ndirector of the community’s renovated art school.<\/p>\n
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For many years at school, Ruzanna is well aware of the social status of her students and their
\nfamilies and knows what programs are needed to improve their living conditions.
\nAccording to Ruzanna, Anushavan community is one of the developed communities, has a
\nwell-equipped school, a kindergarten, two libraries, an art school, an aid station, a
\ncommunication hub. The streets are well-lit, well-lit, and thanks to the mayor, garbage
\ncollection is carried out three times a week. According to Ruzanna, the cleanliness of the
\nravine running through the village is also a testament to the level of living of the population.
\nAnushavan is one of the rare villages where young people return to the village after receiving
\ntheir education in the capital. Among them are young doctors, lawyers, international experts
\nand other professionals whose potential Ruzanna will certainly use if elected.<\/p>\n
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According to the councilor, one of the unsolved problems in the village is the problem of
\ndrinking and irrigation water. They are not particularly excited about the prospect of
\ncommunity enlargement in the near future, as residents find that it is better to continue living
\nas they used to, so they will manage their community budget as intended.<\/p>\n
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\u201cI am not sure about being elected, maybe not, but it will be a trial for me. Look, my
\nhusband’s brother has also been nominated for a council of elders. In fact, two members of the
\nhouse are going to have an interesting race, but I’m not worried\u201d, Ruzanna says.<\/p>\n
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Ruzanna Martirosyan has a business plan that wants to set up a garment and fruit shop in the
\nvillage, of course, with the help of a sponsor, to create jobs for women so that women can also
\nget out of the house and make money.<\/p>\n
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Ruzanna does not plan long-distance plans because she thinks life and time dictate when and
\nwhat is more appropriate.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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