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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/fin1_0.jpg600386It's no secret that life in Armenia is unnecessarily politicized. Politics are spoke in taxis and buses, in banks and in the National Assembly, in editorial offices and in markets, in sanatoriums and in hospitals, on the street and at home — in short, everywhere. Speaking of politics are women and men, the young and the old, journalists and vendors, the intelligentsia and the homeless, the lawmakers and lawbreakers, political party members and independents — in short, everyone.