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Controversy Erupts Over Georgia's Parliamentary Elections Amid Allegations of Fraud

Georgian president and opposition allege election fraud as ruling party claims victory, prompting calls for protests and international investigation.

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Updated: Oct 27th, 2024, 6:54 PM ET

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Following Georgia's parliamentary elections, President Salome Zourabichvili and opposition leaders claim election fraud, citing voter intimidation and irregularities. The EU demands an investigation. Zourabichvili calls protests, stating the country is a victim of a 'Russian operation'. Ruling party, Georgian Dream, insists on their victory, rejecting fraud allegations. Critics express concern over authoritarian shifts and stalled EU aspirations, while pro-western opposition calls the election results 'stolen'. The international community is watching closely as tensions rise in a pivotal moment for Georgia's political future.

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