Paata Manjgaladze: the government's intention to isolate Georgia has become more and more obvious

We meet a lot of people and even more citizens are convinced, understand that more isolation means more poverty, more poverty means more Georgian families leaving Georgia, therefore, less children being born in the country, Paata Manjgaladze said.

According to him, on October 26, the Georgian people should respond to the regime with victory.

"The US Secretary of State's statement about the suspension of 95 million direct aid made the government's intention to isolate Georgia even more obvious.

We meet a lot of people and even more citizens are convinced, understand that more isolation means more poverty, more poverty means more Georgian families leaving Georgia, therefore less children being born in the country.

The response to these evil actions of the government should be united. On October 26, no vote for the regime, which only promises isolation and poverty to Georgia," Manjgaladze said.