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(Source: landofthefree)
Mass opposition rally in Tbilisi, Georgia
Tens of thousands have thronged the streets of the Georgian capital to attend a political rally organised by a Georgian billionaire and opposition leader.
Bidzina Ivanishvili, one of the country’s richest men, is campaigning ahead of October’s parliamentary poll.
The protest is the largest anti-government demonstration in years. [“At least 40,000 supporters” - AJ]
Prime Minister Mikhail Saakashvili’s second and last presidential term ends in January 2013.
Although his future plans are unclear, he has not excluded becoming prime minister.
Mr Ivanishvili made his entry into politics last October, announcing that he was forming a political party with the aim of winning the parliamentary vote and assuming the post of prime minister.
He has used his wealth to unite the opposition and fund his election campaign.
Addressing the crowd he said: “The parliamentary elections slated for autumn pose the question ‘to be or not to be?’ to our country.
“We will win, no doubt, although just wishing is not enough for a victory.”
Mr Ivanishvili’s supporters accuse President Saakashvili of authoritarianism and say he is not doing enough to tackle poverty and unemployment …
Read More: BBC News
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