Tag: Strong Georgia

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: Ivanishvili is already arresting political opponents, and he thinks this will be the way he interferes with a fair demonstration – you cannot scare anyone. Your story is over!  

Georgia

Ana Natsvlishvili says: For those who do not like what is happening now in Rustaveli, I want to remind you that the people were calm and patient before they rebelled. But the government took all the roads away from them – “the dream” tore the Constitution!  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: Only a few steps remain before civil strife, and a return of the 90s! This cannot be tolerated, or we will lose our country.  

Georgia

“Strong Georgia”, a petition to the Parliament, requested the cancellation of the mandates.  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili meets with the leaders of opposition parties at the Orbelian Palace  

Georgia

Mamuka Khazaradze: All opposition forces must isolate and delegitimize “Georgian Dream”, I repeat!  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze : a new national freedom movement is beginning – let’s defend our freedom and future!  

Georgia

Giorgi Sioridze : We need to be in the CEC for us expose the system, and dismantle completely – until this is done, we will fight everywhere  

Georgia

Another Activist Fined with 2000 GEL  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: Mikheil Kavelashvili’s only memory for the public was Russia’s unconditional obedience, and “Russian Law”  

Georgia

On November 28, “Strong Georgia” will officially request the cancellation of the mandates before the Parliament.  

Georgia

Strong Georgia, another opposition coalition, requests CEC to revoke party list  

Georgia

CEC has canceled the party list of “Coalition for Change”, Unity-National Movement”, and “Strong Georgia”.  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: No nihilism or giving up, we will create maximum discomfort for government. We will win new elections.  

Georgia

Levan Tsutskiridze : I think that it is impossible for anyone to enter this Parliament in any way. To join or not to, to pretend to boycott and not join – this not 2020, this another Georgia  

Georgia

Giorgi Margvelashvili says the peak of mass protests will be the first session of the parliament