br pDemonstrators blocked roads in the Armenian capital of Yerevan on May 2 after opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan’s bid to become Prime Minister was blocked in parliament the previous day, Radio Free Europe reported.ppPashinyan called on his supporters on Tuesday to resume their campaign of civil disobedience, including labor strikes and the blocking of streets and the Yerevan subway, Aravot reporteda.ppThe outlet said protesters blocked several roads in the capital, including a route to Zvartnots International Airport, forcing travelers to walk.ppThis footage, shot in Yerevan, is described as showing students dancing on blocked streets.