There is no one named Zerwas in the U.S. Congress. Actually, John Zerwas is a member of the Texas House of Representatives.

Every state makes friends with the country it has much to gain from. This is an old truism, but it comes to be repeated every time a country closely cooperating with, for example, Armenia and Turkey, becomes almost a closed zone for Armenia. A similar situation can be observed in Azerbaijan, which “dislikes” the Armenian-Iranian cooperation and normal relations.

On March 21-28 the tourist inflow in Armenia will reach a record high, with over 20.000 Iranian tourists to arrive in Armenia for Nowruz (Muslim New Year) celebrations.

Supporters of the Armenian National Congress opposition bloc are using social networks to spread information about the future plans. Particularly, opposition activists have already launched Armenian Revolution of reform: March 1, 2011 page on Facebook to inform of the actions planned for March 1. They also created #1mar hashtag in microblog Twitter, where they inform of the mass rally dated to the 3rd anniversary of the March 1, 2008 events, when 10 people were killed and thousands injured. Armenian opposition follows the example of Tunisia and Egypt as well as other Arab states, where organizers of disorders employed social media to implement their plans.