"Georgian Dream" government has once again confirmed that it is ready to sabotage Georgia's path to European reforms, said Miriam Lexmann, MEP.
"Georgian Dream" tried in every way to avoid scrutiny of its actions, but they cannot deny the truth. The "Georgian Dream" government has once again confirmed that it is ready to sabotage Georgia's path to European reforms," writes Miriam Lexmann on X.
Mamuka Mdinaradze, the head of the ruling Georgian Dream party in the Parliament, on Wednesday, said the parliamentary majority had decided to resubmit the bill on the transparency of foreign influence to the Parliament after the controversial draft law was retracted last year following public protests.
Mdinaradze said the bill would be initiated in the Parliament with “exactly the same text” as last year, only replacing the term describing non-commercial legal entities and media outlets in the country that derive more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad as ones “pursuing the interests of a foreign power”, instead of “agents of foreign influence”.
