The opposition has deemed the election process a blatant disregard for democracy, with calls from protesters against the ruling party's actions being heard loud and clear. They argue that appointing a president through an electoral college that they believe is heavily biased undermines the nation's European aspirations and moves it further into the orbit of Russian influence. As tens of thousands prepare for a march, the stakes are high for Georgia's path forward.
With Mikheil Kavelashvili as the only candidate in an electoral college dominated by the ruling party, the legitimacy of the election is hotly contested. Opposition leaders, calling for boycotts, stress that the process is a sham, asserting that the current president, Salome Zourabichvili, should remain in office. This complex political landscape has not only heightened tensions but could also mark a significant turning point in Georgia's relationship with the European Union.
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