Tag: Bidzina Ivanishvili

Georgia

Day 17 of Protests in Georgia  

Georgia

Domestic Reactions to Kavelashvili’s Election as President  

Georgia

Bidzina ivanishvili: ‘I congratulate Georgia on having a patriotic and dignified President. After the inauguration, attempts to radicalize and polarize will cease.  

Georgia

Mikheil Kavelashvili is elected as president by a college of GD MPs, Local Councilors and Deputy Ministers  

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Mamuka Khzaradze says that any action taken by the illegitimate regime, including the appointment and the so-called President, is illegal, and a provocation to its own citizens  

Georgia

Kobakhidze: Opposition Parties and the Liberal Fascism are not welcome in our national mission to end liberal fascism  

Georgia

Watchdog: Kavelashvili’s election “illegitimate”  

Georgia

Khatia Dekanoidze says the current picture of the illegitimate parliament is a disgrace to the regime. This is the disgusting image that Bidzina Ilvanisvili wants to establish in Georgia  

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Rasa Jukneviciene : Today there were no real Georgian elections; what happened was an absurdity. Salome Zurabishvili is the only legitimate official in Georgia  

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The four opposition parties who broke through the barrier sent a message to Kaja Kallas the Prime Minister of Estonia and the foreign ministers from the member states of the European Union.  

Georgia

Kavelashvili was appointed by a single party as an illegitimate President – Bidzina and his party have further deepened the political crisis by electing him.  

Georgia

Nika Gvaramia says Ivanishvili has to leave Georgia! He cannot stay in Georgia any longer. We were surprised by how well things went.  

Georgia

Georgian Think Tanks’ Joint Letter to HR/VP Kallas, and EU Foreign Ministers ahead of EU Ministerial  

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Tina Bokuchava, a kind political circus will be held tomorrow in which the illegitimate Parliament will elect the self-proclaimed illegitimate President  

Georgia

“People’s Power Stages” Move into “Opposition  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: No matter what movement is there in the government, this will not bring the charge down, but the opposite.