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Armenia unites to mark Ottoman massacres after leader quits

Armenia unites to mark Ottoman massacres after leader quits

  • Protest leader said that he would conduct "political consultations" to discuss a number of concrete steps.
  • Unemployment in Armenia stood at 18 percent last year.
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