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Tuesday, October 25
Will International Community Support Ivanishvili-Alasania-Republican Alliance?
Member of the Free Democrats, MP Gia Tsagareishvili, says that if the authorities continue pressuring businessman Bidzina Ivanishvili, the international community will have to respond, Mteli Kvira writes.
In his interview to the paper Tsagareishvili also commented on the separation of the political alliance the Opposition Six. “We have left the political Six because we were confident that this political alliance was not effective and had no successful results. If you promise a person something and do a totally different thing this is unacceptable for us. That is why I think that you should be brave enough to admit that this project failed. We will continue our way forward and if anyone wants to follow us they are welcome. Mr. Alasania has several times underlined those problems which were more or less not clear for society. We considered that it was unfair towards our supporters to work with a group where we had no success,” Tsagareishvili said.
New School in Imereti Region
A new school meeting international standards was opened in Mukhura village, Imereti region. The ceremony was attended by the first Deputy of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Koka Seperteladze, the Governor of Imereti Region, Lasha Makatsaria and the majority MP of Tkibuli region, Paliko Kublashvili, 24 Hours reports.
The old school building of Mukhura village was destroyed in a fire in the 1990s. The village students had to study in an old store house and in family homes. Upon the decision of the Ministry, a new modern school was built in the village. The school building is made of wood and is fully adapted to the environment.
The new school will accommodate 100 students. It is equipped with new desks and school supplies. There is a conference hall, a lab for natural science, an English language corner and a library in the building.
In 2011, 12 new schools were opened in Georgia for the first time and almost 400 schools were newly renovated.
Member of the Free Democrats, MP Gia Tsagareishvili, says that if the authorities continue pressuring businessman Bidzina Ivanishvili, the international community will have to respond, Mteli Kvira writes.
In his interview to the paper Tsagareishvili also commented on the separation of the political alliance the Opposition Six. “We have left the political Six because we were confident that this political alliance was not effective and had no successful results. If you promise a person something and do a totally different thing this is unacceptable for us. That is why I think that you should be brave enough to admit that this project failed. We will continue our way forward and if anyone wants to follow us they are welcome. Mr. Alasania has several times underlined those problems which were more or less not clear for society. We considered that it was unfair towards our supporters to work with a group where we had no success,” Tsagareishvili said.
New School in Imereti Region
A new school meeting international standards was opened in Mukhura village, Imereti region. The ceremony was attended by the first Deputy of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Koka Seperteladze, the Governor of Imereti Region, Lasha Makatsaria and the majority MP of Tkibuli region, Paliko Kublashvili, 24 Hours reports.
The old school building of Mukhura village was destroyed in a fire in the 1990s. The village students had to study in an old store house and in family homes. Upon the decision of the Ministry, a new modern school was built in the village. The school building is made of wood and is fully adapted to the environment.
The new school will accommodate 100 students. It is equipped with new desks and school supplies. There is a conference hall, a lab for natural science, an English language corner and a library in the building.
In 2011, 12 new schools were opened in Georgia for the first time and almost 400 schools were newly renovated.