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title: Georgian Dream rally in support of the foreign-agents bill, stage with Georgian and EU flags (Tbilisi, 29 April 2024)
url: https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/georgian-dream-rally-foreign-agents-law-tbilisi-2024/
description: On a floodlit stage, participants wave Georgian five-cross flags and one blue European Union flag in front of a giant screen showing the Georgian flag.
section: Collection
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# Georgian Dream rally in support of the foreign-agents bill, stage with Georgian and EU flags (Tbilisi, 29 April 2024)

On a floodlit stage, participants wave Georgian five-cross flags and one blue European Union flag in front of a giant screen showing the Georgian flag, while party leaders applaud in a line and a man in a dark suit speaks at a lectern at right. The tell is the EU flag held among the national flags at a rally for a bill that EU officials said was incompatible with Georgia's accession path, which places the Union's symbol alongside the party's case.

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