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Gia Volski: This is a form of injustice! What did we do? Where did we go backwards? What – We asked, where are these funds spent?

 

Why? What did we do? Where did we step back? What - because we asked where the money was spent?…

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Gakharia’s Party Says Parliamentary Boycott Continues, Dismisses TV Imedi Report 

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The Director of OSCE/ODIHR: The decision by the Georgian authorities to invite us at such a late stage makes effective observation impossible; ODIHR will not be able to send an election observation mission 

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Zurab Japaridze: What happened yesterday has only one response: everyone to the streets! This is everyone’s responsibility, except for those people who are still talking about Tbilisi’s sewage problems today – those people are beyond help 

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Zurab Tsetskhladze: There will be mass protests every day, I urge you not to miss a single day, we must not allow this office to operate 

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US Helsinki Commission to hold hearing “From Partner to Problem: Georgia’s Anti-American Turn” today 

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Salome Zurabishvili: I will be everywhere where there is everyone and unity, I may not agree with some of the words – I also do not agree with those who are participating in these elections – there should not have been a division of the opposition over this issue 

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Peter Fischer: German Minister of State for Europe expressed big concern about the direction of Georgia – Germany rejects political violence, to claim otherwise is untrue 

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Ana Tsitlidze: When there is less than a month left before the Russian special operation, the invitation of OSCE/ODIHR is another lie and manipulation – Georgian Dream is trying to create a farce, as if some kind of elections are being held 

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Kakha Kaladze on OSCE/ODIHR: I expected them not to come, considering how their final conclusion and assessment of the parliamentary elections were treated – I understand this organization not to want to get involved in this filth again 

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Swedish Foreign Ministry: The lack of a timely invitation to allow for meaningful observation of Georgia’s upcoming local elections by OSCE/ODIHR is regrettable – recent amendments to Georgia’s electoral legislation jeopardise election integrity 

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Kakha Kaladze on Peter Fischer: He has crossed all red lines – calling him an ambassador may be a bit offensive to representatives and embassies of other countries 

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CEC spokesperson: It is unfortunate that the OSCE/ODIHR will not observe the local elections, although there had been an offer – 16 international and 9 local observation organizations have been registered 

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