The Messenger - Opposition United National Movement party enters Georgian Parliament

Opposition United National Movement party enters Georgian Parliament
By Veronika Malinboym
Tuesday, June 1
Georgia’s major opposition United National Movement party will enter the parliament after a six-month boycott, chairman of the party, Nika Melia has announced. Melia added that despite its decision, the United National Movement party will still refrain from signing the EU-brokered agreement between the ruling party and the opposition. Melia also noted that the party will be joining the parliament because of its unwavering efforts to put an end to the oligarchy of the former leader of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Bidzina Ivanishvili.
Members of the UNM have stated on numerous occasions that the reason why the party refuses to sign the agreement proposed by the President of the European Council Charles Michel is because of the amnesty that it extended upon the party’s leader Nika Melia, stating that amnesty implies some sort of guilt, while Nika Melia was just a political prisoner.

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