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1 March 2008

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1 March 2008

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Volodymyr Soboliev

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1 March 2008

(Test) Abkhazians follow Georgia’s elections closely, but quietly

Volodymyr Soboliev

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Behind closed doors, Abkhazians are watching the results of the Georgian parliamentary elections and analysing the allegations of irregularities. Opinions are divided on what the current electoral impasse — and a possible rapprochement with Russia — could mean for Abkhazia. As the fallout of Georgia’s parliamentary elections and subsequent allegations of widespread fraud continue, a different picture is emerging in Abkhazia. Ahead of the election, authorities in Abkhazia and South Ossetia clos

1 March 2008

(Test) Editorial | Georgia’s rigged election

Volodymyr Soboliev

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Georgia’s parliamentary elections were neither free nor fair, and with overwhelming evidence that the vote was rigged, the elections, and the incoming government, cannot be considered legitimate. When Georgians went to the polls on 26 October to elect a new parliament, they did so in an environment of fear mongering and intimidation, and one with a myriad of new repressive laws in place. The ruling party centred its campaign on their claim that an opposition victory would mean war with Russia