**Opposition Leader Criticizes Arrogant Politicians**
Aleko Elisashvili, a leader of the “Strong Georgia” movement, expressed his frustration with the country’s politicians on a recent TV show. He said that many of them are excessively arrogant and have high opinions of themselves.
Elisashvili was speaking on PalitraNews’ program “360 Degrees.” He claimed that this arrogance is one reason why there is no unity among opposition groups in Georgia. When asked how he sees unity with such people, Elisashvili replied that it’s hard to imagine.
**Continued Protests Ahead**
Elisashvili believes that the continued protests on Rustaveli Avenue will put Georgia back on the international agenda. He noted that despite promises from government officials that the protests would fade away soon, they have not stopped. The opposition is emotionally drained but continues to fight.
The leader emphasized that the opposition is working closely with international partners to ensure that Georgia remains a priority in their discussions. If the planned protest on March 31 is large-scale, it will likely attract international attention once again.
**A Difficult Spring Ahead**
Elisashvili predicted that this spring will be very difficult for the government. He said that the opposition will put so much pressure on them that they won’t be able to withstand it. The protests will grow and become more radical, he warned.
The leader concluded by saying that the protest will not disappear because there is nowhere to retreat. Behind them is Georgia and its national interests, he added.
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