Georgia: Thousands Protest Against Parliamentary Election Results In Tbilisi 2

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Georgia: Thousands Protest Against Parliamentary Election Results In Tbilisi 2

Thousands of people gathered outside the parliament building in central Tbilisi on Monday, October 28, to protest against the preliminary election results and demand new elections.

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