Georgian Dream rally in Tbilisi

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Leaders of Georgian opposition are greeting people.

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Leaders of Georgian opposition David Saganelidze and Tinatin Khidasheli are talking to supporters.

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Leaders of Georgian opposition during the march.

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One of the leaders of Georgian opposition Irakli Alasania is talking to supporters.

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One of the leaders of Georgian opposition Irakli Alasania is meeting with his colleagues.

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One of the leaders of Georgian opposition Irakli Alasania is talking to supporters.

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Leaders of Georgian opposition Irakli Alasania and Tinatin Khidasheli preparing for the march.

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Activists of the coalition organizing the march.

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Leaders of opposition preparing for the march.

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One of the leaders of Georgian opposition Irakli Alasania is talking to supporters.

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Leaders of Georgian opposition during the march.

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Representatives of Georgian media are reporting the news from the car.

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Participants of the rally.

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Participants of the rally.

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Participant of the rally.

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During the march.

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Participants of the rally.

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Political coalition Georgian Dream led by Georgian billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili launches its election campaign with a rally in the center of Tbilisi.

Political coalition Georgian Dream led by Georgian billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili launches its election campaign with a rally in the center of Tbilisi.
Political leaders, activists and supporters of the coalition started gathering at three separate locations of Georgian capital – Park of Vake; Boris Paichadze Stadium and Avlabari.They bigan marching towards the Freedom Square where a stage was installed for the rally. While waiting for their leader Ivanishvili, several political leaders of coalition addressed the rally.
Most of the political leaders gathered near Park of Vake and led their supporters to Freedom Square. Among them there were Irakli Alasania, Maia Panjikidze, Tinatin Khidasheli, Kakha Shartava, Zurab Abashidze.