Protesters in Yerevan blocked the passage to the square of the Republic, reports journalist Last news . Several hundred opposition stand on pedestrian crossings, blocking traffic. Other ride vehicles in area and honk. From the Windows of the cars they hung out national flags. Adjacent to the square Central streets are blocked. Protests in Armenia demonstrations of disagreement take place in Armenia from April 13. Opposing political force opposed the election of former President Serzh Sargsyan to the post of Prime Minister, accusing him of mismanagement and the deterioration of the situation in the economy. Despite this, on 17 April the Parliament elected Sargsyan head of government and opposing political force has announced the launch of the " velvet revolution ". Not more than a week Later, on April 23, Sargsyan quit. first entered into force amendments to the Constitution of Armenia, according to which the greatest authority is vested in the Prime Minister. The Armenian Parliament is obliged to consider a new Premier may 1. This post claims Pashinyan, who was the only candidate, since all factions except headed by the " EFC ", did not want to nominate. For election he needs to score 53 of the 105 votes of the parliamentarians.