Tag: Parliament

Georgia

Participants of the rally playing ball near parliament  

Georgia

The bill that prohibits the use of pyrotechnics and masks at rallies was approved in its final reading. If they are used, the protester is fined 2,000 GEL  

Georgia

Giorgi Kaandarishvili : The CEC finalized the final summary of Mikheil Kalandarishvili’s elections, and only authorized people have the right to contest it. No information is available about observers  

Georgia

President: If something goes wrong, it will be his responsibility alone.  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili, at a ball game near Parliament: Georgians never lose their sense of humor  

Georgia

There are several water cannons and police deployed near the Parliament building, on the streets surrounding it, as well as Freedom Square.  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says that today, the “Parliament” is ‘electing the only’ candidate. This is an insult to democracy. It will not stop Georgia’s European journey and democratic future.  

Georgia

Mamuka Mdinaradze : Salome Zourabichvili has a distorted view of the presidential institution. Will Salome Zourabichvili settle at the Presidential Palace, and commit a crime there? !  

Georgia

The March of Mothers joined the protesters on Rustaveli Avenue in front of Parliament  

Georgia

Citizens gather at Freedom Square to watch the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Water cannon trucks, police and other security forces are stationed there.  

Georgia

Citizens gather at Freedom Square to watch the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Water cannon trucks, police and other security forces are stationed there.  

Georgia

Marko Mihkelson says that the only legitimate president of Georgia, Salome Zurabishvili, is Salome Zurabishvili  

Georgia

The electoral college elected Mikheil Kvlashvili as president  

Georgia

People’s Power leaves parliamentary majority to join the opposition  

Georgia

President Zurabishvili Dismisses Kavelashvili’s Election Plan, Asks the Mayor to Move the Christmas Event  

Georgia

The third reading of the legislative package approved by the Parliament increased the fines for violating gathering and demonstration norms, blocking roads and distorting city appearance.