Georgian president calls for protests after ruling party wins disputed election

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She spoke the day after an election which could decide whether Georgia embraces Europe or falls under the sway of Russia.
HuffPost
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The results, with almost all precincts counted, were a blow for pro-Western Georgians who had cast the election as a choice between a ruling party that has deepened ties with Russia and an opposition aiming to fast-track integration with Europe.
The Gazette
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Pro-Western President Salome Zurabishvili accused Moscow of being behind the election fraud, calling it a "Russian special operation."
The Moscow Times
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Zourabichvili called on Georgians to protest in the center of the capital, Tbilisi, on Monday evening "to announce to the world that we do not recognize these elections."
Voice Of America

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