Russian Prosecutor General Recognizes Georgian Opposition Party as Undesirable, Novaya Gazeta Europe Reports
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The Russian Prosecutor General recognized the Georgian opposition party 'Droa' as undesirable, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe. In the 2024 elections, the opposition coalition 'Coalition for Change' received 11% of the vote and 19 seats in parliament, as reported by Novaya Gazeta Europe. Members of the coalition claimed that the election results were falsified and refused to recognize them, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe. The ruling 'Georgian Dream' party later stripped the coalition members of their mandates, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe.
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The Russian Prosecutor General recognized the Georgian opposition party 'Droa' as undesirable.
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Novaya Gazeta Europe states: In the 2024 elections, the opposition coalition 'Coalition for Change' received 11% of the vote and 19 seats in parliament.
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Members of the coalition states: Members of the coalition claimed that the election results were falsified and refused to recognize them.
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1 source: Novaya Gazeta Europe
Novaya Gazeta Europe states: The ruling 'Georgian Dream' party later stripped the coalition members of their mandates.
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