Georgia: Opposition Waiting for Ruling Party’s Response, Civil.ge (2011) —
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Georgia: Opposition Waiting for Ruling Party’s Response, Civil.ge (2011)

The article reports that Georgian opposition is still waiting for response from the ruling party regarding its new proposal on the draft election code amendments. The amendments tackle the issue of a new electoral system, which is the main reason of disagreements between the opposition and the ruling party. On April 13 Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe (PACE) will discuss a draft resolution on honouring of obligations and commitments by Georgia. One of the issues raised in the draft resolution deals with the electoral system talks saying that the 2012 parliamentary and 2013 presidential elections “will be the litmus test for the consolidation of a mature, more inclusive and robust democratic system in Georgia."

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