Tag: Georgian people

Georgia

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

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Levan Bezhashvili : Kobakhidze’s statement means they are nervous because a one party parliament will not last for a very long time. There will be a result where no normal country or partner will recognize a such a government.  

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Berdia sichinava: No-one is going to legitimize this parliament. Save these moral compasses to others  

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Tina Bokuchava says we refuse to accept mandates as the result of the parliamentary election, which was a total fraud. CEC has no right to send our documents to Parliament for recognition of authority.  

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Matthew Miller: We stand with the Georgian people  

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Giorgi Vashadze: “The government belongs to you and not to “Georgian Dream”, not BidzinaIvanishvili”  

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Antony Blinken says that the Georgian people accepted the democratic process yesterday. Now, political leaders must respect rule of law and repeal legislation which undermines fundamental rights. They must also eliminate flaws within the electoral process.  

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President of Latvia: Georgians have a dream of Europe, and no one has the rights to steal that dream by intimidation or manipulation  

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The President met with opposition leaders  

Georgia

We will not obey Russian law!  

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The opposition has begun to talk about street protests beginning tomorrow  

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Irakli Kobakhidze : Congratulations to more than a thousand of our fellow citizens who went to the polling station and voted for peace, a bright and European future for our country.  

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Bidzina ivanishvili asks for a constitutional majority to “nip in the bud” plans for revolution or war involvement  

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Ministers of European Affairs from 13 EU countries: We expect the Georgian Government to ensure free and fair election – we hope this will be an option in favor of a European future  

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Helsinki Commission: Georgians deserve a government which respects their democratic right to elect their leaders. The government’s authoritarian path threatens Georgia’s future democracy  

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Archil Gorduladze : It’s interesting that the British ambassador remembered suspension of “Wardrop format” two weeks before the election – is this interference in our internal affairs or an attempt to influence voters?