Tag: Georgian government

Georgia

Lasha Tughushi : The government and party are different but we have one. Now it has become worse, it’s dramatically dependent on one individual – how much longer will we continue to spin in this vicious circle? When the camera appears, politicians wake up. The camera then goes away, and they go back to sleep.  

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Mamuka mdinaradze: Yes representatives of the technical staff are willing to cooperate with the “technical missions”, but let’s first find out what this technical mission is. The international investigation is not acceptable, but insulting  

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Josep Borrell: Georgia’s government is taking Georgia away from EU integration, but the EU door will remain open  

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Otar Zurabishvili : Dismemberment of civilians and detention is an indication of the government’s weaknesses – we will go straight to Russia. Russian methods are used  

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HR/VP Borrell: A mission will be sent to Georgia and the ODIHR head will present election assessments to Member States  

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Nika Melia says the regime is shaking to the point of collapse.  

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Council of the European Union (EU): The EU is prepared to support the Georgians on their journey to the EU but is concerned about the actions of the Georgian Government  

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EU “ready to help the Georgian people,” yet “concerned” about the government’s direction  

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President: I condemn Russia’s hasty moves in the direction of an annexation. This ignores the logic of the Georgian Government, which claims that concessions will change Russia’s policies.  

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Tamar Kordzaia says that all branches of government, including the CEC and Prosecutor’s Office, “clean up” the rigged election – this rule is of “Georgian Dream”, a modern communist party  

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Marketa Gregorova: “I personally witnessed the facts of fraud during the October 26th elections”  

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Marketa Gregorova says she personally witnessed fraud at the October 26 elections. We cannot call them fair. We need to investigate and sanction the perpetrators.  

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Debate in the European Parliament on disputed Parliamentary Elections In Georgia  

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Ruling Party reacts with disdain when a delegation of senior European MPs visits.  

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Michael Roth: I used to be categorically opposed to suspending visa-free travel. But I changed my mind – this is a powerful tool to send a message to Tbilisi that it must stop its anti-democratic policies!  

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Zygimantas Pavlis: I noticed that 3-4 years ago those who criticised the Georgian government no longer met – this was the Soviet approach