Leader of European Georgia vows protests to continue insistently but peacefully
17:27, 23.11.2019
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European Georgia party leader says UNM's actions serve GD interests
- Strategy Aghmashenebeli promises to hold rallies as needed in 2023, as constitutionally guaranteed right to struggle
- Georgia not to return to street and destabilization politics, Vice Speaker says
- European Georgia leader tags appointing themselves by any group as government ‘not serious’
- If people's involvement remains law, same upshots expected even if snap elections are called, Giga Bokeria says
- Opposition's mobilization not enough, Giga Bokeria says
- European Georgia Chair says PM’s rhetoric to demonstrate GD to be threat
- Peaceful, fierce protest may become essential part of fight, Giga Bokeria says
- European Georgia to launch political campaign with population
- European Georgia: UNM Chair’s imprisonment to be problem for government
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Protesters verbally, physically assault TV Imedi, POSTV film crews
- Speaker sees UNM as genuine organizer of protest, certain NGOs as part of UNM
- Transparency Law protester with cold weapon apprehended
- Speaker urges embassies to clarify position on ultimatum by NGO funded by Denmark, Netherlands
- State Dept Spox says US joins EU allies in urging Georgia not to enact legislation against Georgian people will