Government gave over 100 thousand GEL to the firm of Minister Tsikhelashvili`s husband

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23:51
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Prime Minister was invited to the US with reservation that before the visit, Parliament had to suspend the consideration of the Transparency Bill, which doesn’t correspond to the spirit of partnership - MFA
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Salome Zourabichvili pardons 25 inmates for Easter

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Ilia Darchiashvili meets with Gert Jan Koopman, Director General for Neighborhood and Enlargement Negotiations of the European Commission

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Representatives of Public Defender visited 3 persons detained under administrative rules in detention centers of Tbilisi, and participants in the rally in different clinics
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15:24
European Union will spare no effort, but the ball is in Georgia’s court - Gert Jan Koopman

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I welcome the temporary opening of Odzisi and Karzmani crossing points on the Orthodox Easter, from 3-6 May - Head of Mission of EUMM

13:01
People of Georgia are loud and clear in their wish to become members of Euro-Atlantic family - British Embassy Tbilisi

12:34
Orthodox Church celebrates today Holy Thursday

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Prime Minister meets Deputy CEO of French Development Agency
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It undermines US-Georgia relations - Matthew Miller on the Bill on Transparency
01 May

22:58
Rubber bullets were reportedly used to disperse the rally

22:12
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21:13
The representatives of various units completely vacated the territory surrounding the Parliament - MIA

20:51
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19:18
We call on the rally participants not to carry out illegal actions and avoid calls that may become a prerequisite for violent actions - MIA

18:43
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18:32
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18:18
Draft law “On Transparency of Foreign Influence” will make an important contribution to the prevention of the kind of violent actions of political minority that we saw yesterday - Prime Minister

18:03
It is better to see a few violent rallies of radical opposition now, than to see Georgia in the midst of radicalism, to leave it in a circle of polarization - Kobakhidze

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Irakli Kobakhidze meets Gert Jan Koopman

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15:59
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14:35
Candidate countries and the EU have the historic opportunity to build a bigger, deeper and stronger European Union - Borrell

12:22
It is a sad reality that people were beaten in such a way, I call on the public to protect the future of our country – Khabeishvili

11:45
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11:38
Germany and the European Union are following and evaluating these events closely - Peter Fischer

11:26
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11:00
SIS investigates facts of possible abuse and exceeding official powers against the participants of the rally near the Parliament

10:48
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10:35
On the fact of insulting law enforcement officers, attacking them and any violence, the Ministry will have a strict legal response to all such facts - MIA

10:31
He broke into the police cordon in order to interfere with the activities of the policemen, resisted them, during which he was injured – Darakhvelidze on Khabeishvili

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Government gave over 100 thousand GEL to the firm of Minister Tsikhelashvili`s husband

27-09-2017 21:22

In 2014, GEL 100 thousand was transferred.to the company "Res-public and corporate relations" which was supposed to help the Georgian government to improve strategic communication.and relations with the German government. Ketevan Tsikhelashvili`s wife, Armmin Huttenloker, owns 100% of this firm.

According to the Mediator in 2017, Ketevan Tsikhelashvili was in the top three of the most well off ministers of the Georgian government.

Tedo Japaridze, the Advisor to the Prime Minister, says that he knows nothing about the firm.of Ketevan Tsikhelashvili`s husband.
Opposition protests against hiring the husband of the Miknister and paying him honorarium.

"New York Times" was also interested in lobbyists of the Georgian government. Boston University Professor Brooke Williams participated in the American journalistic investigative project, who said that their attention was drawn by the Georgian government spending on American lobbying companies.

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