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Former Georgian President Sakashvili sentenced to another 9 years in prison

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Former Georgian President Sakashvili sentenced to another 9 years in prison
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Former Georgian President Mikhail Sakashvili was sentenced to nine years in prison today after being found guilty of embezzlement, Interpress news agency said.

Sakashvili, who was president since 2004. until 2013, was sentenced to six years in prison for abuse when 2021. returned to Georgia after stay abroad. He spent much of that sentence in the prison hospital, Hina transferred.

Georgian television showed scenes in the courtroom after the publication of the verdict, and Sakashvili’s supporters called the “goods” of the current government.

Deeply polarizing figure in today’s Georgia, Sakashvili came to power in Rose Revolution in 2003. years. He redirected Georgia to the west and began with an ambitious program of public sector reform, which led to rapid improvements in South Karcassium from 3.7 million inhabitants.

However, the second part of his mandate was marked by authoritarianism, police brutality and a catastrophic war with Russia in 2008. years.

In 2012 his party the United National Movement lost the elections from the coalition led by Bidzina Ivanišvili, businessman billionaire who has to date de facto leader Georgia. After leaving her duty, Sakashille moved to Ukraine, where he was briefly the governor of the southern region Odes.

In 2021. He returned to Georgia, despite being convicted of abuse in absence. After return he was arrested and closed.

(Vijesti.ba)


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