The newspaper "Azadlig" evaluates the protest of thousands of employees of the shopping center "Bina" as a "revolt of traders."
Chairman of the Popular Front Party Ali Kerimli said on this occasion, that by the arrest of businessmen, the government showed that it is not to draw conclusions from the results of the Arab revolutions.
The paper assessed the departure of the actor Rasim Balaev from the Union of Cinematographers and his keeping a distance from the playwright and public figure Rustam Ibragimbekov, as a manifestation of fear.
The human rights activist Leila Yunus said about the mechanism of suspension of office of members of the European Parliament who took bribes from officials of Azerbaijan.
She also touched on the topic of "letters of workers" to the OCCRP (Report on Organized Crime and Corruption), which declared Ilham Aliyev the main bribe in 2012. These telegrams are organized by the authorities.
The newspaper publishes an expert opinion that, with the presidential elections, international organizations will respond more harshly to violations of civil rights.
The newspaper "Yeni Musavat" says the Minister of Emergency Situations Kamaladdin Heydarov with one major NGO has developed a draft for training "alternative candidate for president." The purpose of the project is to split the opposition camp.
The political analyst Eldar Namazov reported on preparations to enhance the "silent majority" - protest votes.
The attack in Lankaran on January 13 on the motorcade of the chairman of Musavat Isa Gambar is not being investigated by the authorities.
"Baki Khabar" claims aggressive behavior on January 19 of the merchants in the shopping center "Bina" against police. The newspaper makes no comment on the violence of police during the arrests of the protesters. -0 -
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