Lelo will submit the Georgia Protection Act to the parliament, a 9-point plan, which restricts the entry of Russians into Georgia and ensures the protection of the interests of Georgia and its citizens.
As the Lelo leader, Mamuka Khazaradze, said at the briefing held in the office of the party, it is time to end the rule of the pro-Russian government in the country and bring the national government.
"There is a crisis in Georgia today. We are losing our country because the citizens of our country can no longer support their families due to high prices, they cannot find jobs and because of this they leave the country. But most of all, we are losing our country, because the Georgian government provides comfort to the citizens of the occupying country and serves Russia, instead of serving Georgia and the Georgian people. The Georgian Dream government constantly puts Russia forward. It was the government of Georgia that put the representative of the occupying country on the speaker's chair. It was the Georgian government that tried to introduce the "Russian law" to silence our people. They abolished the visa regime and restored direct flights to Russia, thereby facilitating the Russian invasion of Georgia.
Russians today are freely buying our land, stealing jobs, developing Russian businesses, and increasing prices. Georgian Dream makes money in Moscow, takes advice from Putin and serves Russia instead of serving the Georgian people. In Lelo, we believe that it is time for a government whose only priority will be to serve Georgia and its people. Today Lelo announces a nine-point plan to start the process of returning our country back - to end the influence of Russia and Russians in Georgia, so that the voice and needs of the people of Georgia are heard.
Tomorrow, the Lelo parliamentary faction will submit the Georgia Protection Act to the parliament, a nine-point plan, which will ensure the protection of the interests of our country and its citizens, and will limit the Russian invasion of Georgia," said Mamuka Khazaradze.
