Mamuka Khazaradze: Visa liberalization is the achievement of the Georgian people, not of the Dream! We will fight and defend this achievement to the end!
Tina Bokuchava: We remember Papuashvili’s statements that he does not feel the discomfort caused by sanctions, although today they seem like cannons to him
Giorgi Gakharia: Dream is trying to make us put up in advance with the loss of visa-free travel to Europe - we will fight to protect Georgia’s achievement
Nino Tsilosani: Visa-free travel was earned during the Georgian Dream government, but if this comfort contradicts patriotism, the Georgian people will always remain patriots of the country
Shalva Papuashvili: I do not expect any negative decision regarding the suspension of the visa-free regime - is visa-free travel godsend manna? We also have visa-free travel for Germans, so what?!
Gigi Tsereteli: We don’t believe participating in elections under the current conditions will yield any benefit, except worse outcomes – Gakharia has his own arguments, which I won’t discuss, I don’t want to dramatize it
Ana Dolidze: Talking about teaching the Georgian language by 'Georgian Dream' is hypocrisy
A protest is taking place on Rustaveli Avenue
Ministry of Internal Affairs: A legislative package has been prepared to improve the fight against illegal migration and refine regulations related to granting international protection
Poland Sanctions Georgian Officials Responsible for Violence Against Protesters