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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia was not informed about the President’s visit to the United States."
The President of Georgia visited the US on 14-17 May 2013. During his trip, the President visited
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“It was impossible to request any kind of public information from the State Audit Office in 2012, even after long court litigations.”
Nodar Ebanoidze, Head of the Temporary Parliamentary Commission, presented a report regarding the
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"Today, Georgia does not control [check quality] imported goods."
At the plenary session held on 28 June 2013, Gogi Topadze, Leader of the Industrialist Party,
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“Today, we have up to 100,000 new unemployed people in Georgia. Up to 100,000 people lost their jobs.”
MP Giorgi Kandelaki (United National Movement) criticised the economic policy of the Georgian
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“According to the data by the National Statistics Office of Georgia, industry turnover in the business sector has decreased by 22%.”
Giorgi Kandelaki, Member of the Parliamentary Minority, stated at the plenary session on 14 June
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"Ministers are obliged to attend a session of the National Security Council but the Prime Minister is not."
Aleksandre Kantaria, Member of the Parliamentary Majority, stated at the plenary session held on 12
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"Police officers punished for the 'Gunava case' are being promoted.”
Davit Sakvarelidze, Member of the Parliamentary Minority from the United National Movement, stated
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“The ridiculous health insurance does not actually cover anything.”
Giorgi Vashadze, Member of the Parliamentary Minority, stated at the plenary session held on 29 May
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“This is not a decriminalisation of the Law… Criminal liability still remains.”
The Parliament of Georgia continued discussing the amendments to the Law on Occupied Territories
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“Two different regimes are established regarding illegal crossing of the state border.”
Vakhtang Khmaladze, Chairperson of the Legal Issues Committee, when discussing draft amendments to
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