Georgian opposition protest rally in central Tbilisi, Georgia. Thousands of opposition members and ordinary georgians gathered in central Tbilisi to protest against georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili. Many people in georgia believe that Saakashvili lost recent presidential elections. On the pic

Georgian opposition protest rally in central Tbilisi, Georgia. Thousands of opposition members and ordinary georgians gathered in central Tbilisi to protest against georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili. Many people in georgia believe that Saakashvili lost recent presidential elections. On the pic Stock Photo

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Georgian opposition protest rally in central Tbilisi, Georgia. Thousands of opposition members and ordinary georgians gathered in central Tbilisi to protest against georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili. Many people in georgia believe that Saakashvili lost recent presidential elections. On the picture: one of the opposition leaders Levan Gachechiladze (c)

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