In Georgia's Depressed Heartland, Pining for the Soviet Past
Briefly

The town of Kazreti in Georgia, once a thriving Communist oasis, faced economic downfall post-Soviet Union collapse, leading to unemployment and closure of essential services.
After the Soviet Union's collapse, unprofitable local mines shut down, putting many out of work. Now, with just one school remaining, the town’s infrastructure has crumbled, reflecting the aftermath of the economic shift.
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