''After the parliamentary elections of 2007, the opposition of 1996 does not exist. As a result of May elections, the acting system has strengthened, which, in fact is a quasi-one party system,'' the deputy of Supreme Soviet in 1990-95 Aram Mailyan made this statement.

In his words, after the parliamentary elections the first president Levon Ter-Petrosyan came into the political field to feel the gap. He also said his entry was ''strong'' but he could not keep to the high level later.

Mailyan believes the presidential elections will not be free, fair and at the high level as promised by the authorities. He is sure that the ''quasi-one party'' system will preserve and even in unfair elections, the authorities will win.