Tag: Georgian Dream

Georgia

Beka Liluashvili : The only test that the government must pass is the election – we have heard the exact same thing from the European Union  

Georgia

British Ambassador Gareth Ward: Foreign Influence Law harms NGOs and free media. It is disproportionate, stifles freedom of speech and stigmatises those who do good in their communities.  

Georgia

Gareth Ward: When the law restricting NGOs was passed, we were concerned. We were disappointed when conspiracy theories started about partners and shocked when the ban of opposition parties was announced.  

Georgia

Ambassador of the UK : We decided to freeze the Wardrop dialogue with Georgia. We also cancelled the planned high-level discussions between the defense personnel and suspended the new Cyber Security Program.  

Georgia

Giorgi Margvelashvili says we will change the government in a peaceful manner – the government has already been handed over  

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Giorgi Vashadze says: “All Georgia is united. The ‘Dream,’ is failing. Our main goal is standing together.”  

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Kakha Kuchava elected as Speaker of Parliament  

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Kakha Kaladze, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs in Germany, is “just an ordinary Kubilius dressed up”  

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Irakli Kobakhidze says opposition’s “Technical government” talk is a joke amid high government ratings  

Georgia

Iago Khvichia, President as a “Trojan Horse”, used by Georgian Dream in order to undermine the opposition  

Georgia

Gia Japaridze says she wants to tell citizens that they should take the “Georgian Dream”, whether it is money, potatoes, rice, oil or buckwheat. But don’t vote “41” during the elections.  

Georgia

Monitoring mission “My Voice”: People employed in public institutions have been asked to collect personal information about themselves and their families for “Georgian Dream”.  

Georgia

Natia Mezvrishvili : We will see what the proposal is – the President knows very well how we feel about the risks that could be created. The rest is up to Her.  

Georgia

Giorgi Vashadze : I appeal to the relevant departments at the City Hall to refrain from performing illegal tasks and to give us the chance to meet with our 10,000 fans in a normal, dignified and respectful manner  

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Ana Natsvlishvili, the OSCE pre-election report reflects the systemically unfair election environment created by the “Georgian Dream”. No attempt to hijack elections can interfere with citizens’ activism  

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Sergo Chikhladze says that there are only two weeks until the elections on October 26. This is no ordinary election. On October 26, we will not only be voting, but also holding the future of our nation in our hands.