Guram Macharashvili on the opposition - Zurabishvili is missing as the driver of the car created from the dismantled parts - I would like to see her in this car, but after moving a few meters, they will find themselves back where they supposedly came from
This car, created from the dismantled parts, is missing Zurabishvili as the driver - I would love to see Zurabishvili in this car, but, of course, after moving a few meters, they will find themselves back where they supposedly came from, - said Guram Macharashvili, a member of parliament from the People's Power Party, speaking about the unification of part of the opposition.
According to him, such a unification is doomed from the very beginning, because it is not a unification for the good of the country.
As Macharashvili notes, the Constitutional Court, with solid evidence, will declare the majority of these nine parties anti-state.
"Nothing can help this, especially when we know that the Constitutional Court will declare the majority of these nine disbanded parties anti-state with solid evidence. Mikheil Saakashvili is completely outside, because no one mentioned him. The disbanded National Movement has such a tragicomic situation, which the Constitutional Court will put an end to," Macharashvili said.
Some of the opposition parties announced the creation of the Opposition Alliance yesterday. The document was signed by the Coalition for Change, United National Movement, Strategy Builder, Federalists, National Democratic Party, European Georgia and Freedom Square.
The signatory opposition forces agree on a common strategy and joint rules of action and declare that, through joint efforts, they will free Georgia from Bidzina Ivanishvili’s “autocratic regime”, restore the country’s Euro-Atlantic course and ensure democratic governance.
The agreement is based on several principles, including unity without uniformity. In particular, according to the document, the founding parties of the alliance maintain their ideological identity, but agree on a unified protest action and communication strategy.
The parties participating in the agreement also agree on a code of conduct that regulates the rules of relations between the signatory entities and establishes responsibility for their violation.
The Opposition Alliance pledges to “fight to the end - until the release of political prisoners and victory in free, fair elections.”
