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听听笔谤颈别办拧蝉脓诲脓迟腻箩蝉. 鈥� N膩kamais darba k膩rt墨bas punkts ir debates par Komisijas pazi艈ojumu par politisk膩s situ膩cijas turpm膩ku pasliktin膩拧anos Gruzij膩 ().

听听Magnus Brunner, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Mr听President, honourable Members, for more than 50 days now, Georgians have been taking to the streets across the country in unprecedented protests, fighting for the democratic future of their country as part of the European family and for exercising also their fundamental rights. They have been met with violent repression, with intimidation and also with detentions.

Georgia's progressive democratic decline is actually very much alarming. The authorities have recently enacted a number of amendments to various laws, further restricting fundamental rights and undermining also democratic governance. The violence and hate language against peaceful protesters, against politicians and media representatives, the reported dismissal of public servants for political reasons, as well as the threats made against Salome Zourabichvili, are completely unacceptable. Many detainees remain in custody and face potential prison sentences for criminal charges.

Yet, to this day, not a single representative of the law enforcement agencies has been charged, despite the violent crackdown of protests and despite serious accusations of torture of detained protesters levelled by the Georgian ombudsperson. Such actions are not compatible with the status of a European Union candidate.

The EU keeps standing in solidarity with the Georgian people, and we urge the authorities to take swift action to de-escalate the tensions. Those unjustly detained must be released, acts of violence investigated and there must be consequences for the law enforcement officials involved in these illegal actions. We also urge the authorities to implement recommendations outlined in the final OSCE report on the recent elections, and explore all options to restore trust in Georgia's democratic institutions, always, of course, in dialogue with all political forces and representatives of civil society, including the call by the Georgian society to consider the possibility on new elections.

Honourable Members, last year, the European Union adopted a number of measures to react to Georgia's continuous democratic decline. We downgraded political contexts and halted our assistance to the authorities. EUR听30 million under the European Peace Facility and more than EUR听121 million in direct assistance to the government. And at the same time, we continue to stand with the civil society organisations and independent media. EUR听8.5 million have already been reallocated to them, and we are also ready to reallocate additional funds to communication activities as we need to step up our response to disinformation.

The European Council decided to de facto halt Georgia's accession process. In December 2024, the leaders reiterated EU serious concerns regarding the course of action by the Georgian Government and its decision to to suspend the country's EU accession process until 2028. The European Council underlined its readiness to support the Georgian people's European aspirations and Georgia's path accession, should the Georgian authorities reverse their course of action. Regrettably, the authorities have not reversed course of action.

At the December Foreign Affairs Council, Member States broadly agreed to start the process of halting the visa-free regime for Georgian diplomatic and service passport holders. The Commission swiftly prepared the proposal, still in December last year, and the respective Council decision should be adopted by the end of January. This decision will send a clear political message that we are holding the authorities into account.听Last year, the Foreign Affairs Council also held the first discussion on the adoption of sanctions against the individuals responsible for the disproportionate use of force against protesters.

At the upcoming Foreign Affairs Council on 27听January, the Member States' discussions on Georgia will continue. We have also closely followed the discussions in this House and the resolutions passed with the overwhelming majority. We remain open to consider further measures in light of the developments in Georgia.

听听Rasa Juknevi膷ien臈, on behalf of the PPE Group. 鈥� Mr President, dear colleagues, the brave Georgians have been protesting against their stolen European future for more than 50听days, despite the brutality and violence of the Georgian Dream authorities. By the way, people in the streets call them the 'Kremlin Dream' or 'Russian Dream' party.

As Georgians fight for their European path, it is our duty to be clear in our support. First, the only true and legitimate representative of the Georgian people and only recognised office鈥慼older is the President, Salome Zourabichvili. Second, Georgian Dream and the self-declared one鈥憄arty parliament is not a legitimate authority. I urge the EU leaders, Member States and other international organisations to abstain from all actions that would legitimise the self-appointed Georgian Dream authority.

The violence against the people, the political opposition and the civil society continues to intensify. One of the opposition leaders, Giorgi Gakharia, has been brutally beaten, and independent journalists have been attacked, including Mzia Amaghlobeli, who has been imprisoned for two months. Europe must respond to this by imposing personal sanctions on those responsible, particularly Bidzina Ivanishvili.

The only way out of this crisis is new, independent, fair elections without any delay.

听听Tobias Cremer, on behalf of the S&D Group. 鈥� Mr President, dear colleagues, last week we just heard former Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia was brutally attacked by a group of government thugs, including a Georgian Dream so-called MP armed with a gun. Gakharia was left bleeding, with broken bones, and had to be hospitalised.

Colleagues, sadly, this is not an isolated incident. Over the past weeks and months, more than 400 Georgians 鈥� politicians, journalists, but also ordinary citizens 鈥� have been arrested, tortured and imprisoned. Their crime: taking to the streets for 55听days now to demand a European future for their country.

I have seen these people's courage first-hand during our visit in December. Georgians of all ages and all walks of life 鈥� young and old, rich and poor, conservative and progressive 鈥� stand together, united in their fight for a future in this European Union and for the right to be represented on this very floor in the European 合法博彩网站. And they do so knowing full well that no one is safe in Georgia any more听from the repression and threats of Georgian Dream 鈥� no former prime minister, not even the President herself, who spoke to us so passionately just one month ago.

But Georgians are not allowing themselves to be intimidated by that and neither should we, because this escalation of violence is not a sign of strength, but a sign that Georgian Dream is panicking. They are panicking because they have underestimated the will of the Georgian people and the power of the European idea. They thought that they could rig the elections and play the Russian playbook with disinformation and intimidation to cement their power. But they have slowly realised now that this has been a pact with the devil. Putin is not looking for partners or allies, but for vessels and colonies. And we've seen in Syria that suppressing your own people, relying on Putin, will lead you nowhere but into Russian exile.

There is still time for Georgian Dream to end this Georgian nightmare. The gates of Europe, the gates of freedom remain open. But for this, the Georgian Government needs to cease the violence against its own people. It must allow Georgians to express their will in new and fair elections. And they need to do so now!

听听Thierry Mariani, au nom du groupe PfE. 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, 芦Bruxelles doit en faire plus pour soutenir les forces pro-europ茅ennes.禄 Ce d茅bat est 脿 l鈥檌mage des propos scandaleux que vient de tenir le pr茅sident de la commission des affaires 茅trang猫res du Bundestag. Mais de quel droit pensez-vous influencer les choix d茅mocratiques d鈥檜n peuple souverain? Car ces mots ne sont pas ceux du dialogue et du respect mutuel que m茅ritent les nations, mais un aveu d鈥檌ng茅rence illustrant l鈥檃rrogance europ茅enne.

En G茅orgie, le peuple a parl茅, rien que le peuple. D鈥檃illeurs, l鈥橭SCE l鈥檃 confirm茅 dans son rapport du 20听d茅cembre 2024: aucune ing茅rence 茅trang猫re n鈥檡 est mentionn茅e, aucune. En revanche, depuis la r茅茅lection de R锚ve g茅orgien, Bruxelles multiplie les ing茅rences pour refuser le choix des G茅orgiens. Et que dire des violences que vous cautionnez silencieusement 鈥撎齪lus de 150听policiers g茅orgiens bless茅s?

脌 Tbilissi, l鈥橴nion europ茅enne n鈥檈st pas la protectrice de la d茅mocratie, mais la complice du chaos. Ce pays est libre, arr锚tez de le caricaturer. Les G茅orgiens veulent de l鈥橢urope, mais d鈥檜ne Europe qui respecte leur choix, car, apr猫s l鈥橴nion sovi茅tique, la G茅orgie ne veut pas devenir une colonie de Bruxelles.

听听Ma艂gorzata Gosiewska, w imieniu grupy ECR. 鈥� Panie Przewodnicz膮cy! Od dw贸ch miesi臋cy Gruzja pogr膮偶ona jest w masowych protestach przeciwko brutalnej, antydemokratycznej w艂adzy, kt贸ra sfa艂szowa艂a kolejny ju偶 raz wybory oraz 鈥� co wywo艂a艂o najwi臋kszy sprzeciw 鈥� zawiesi艂a rozmowy akcesyjne z Uni膮 Europejsk膮. W艂adze odpowiadaj膮 brutalnymi represjami. Gruzja znalaz艂a si臋 w punkcie krytycznym 鈥� wygra kierunek europejskich warto艣ci b膮d藕 zbrodniczy re偶im Kremla.

Jako Parlament Europejski nie mo偶emy sta膰 z boku. Musimy stanowczo domaga膰 si臋 sankcji wobec oligarchy Iwaniszwilego, zwi膮zanych z nim biznesmen贸w i polityk贸w gruzi艅skich, izolacji mi臋dzynarodowej obecnego rz膮du i parlamentu, wsparcia niezale偶nych medi贸w gruzi艅skich, pomocy skierowanej do proeuropejskich organizacji i 艣rodowisk niezale偶nych, uwolnienia by艂ego prezydenta Saakaszwilego oraz innych wi臋藕ni贸w politycznych. Musimy te偶 budowa膰, Szanowni Pa艅stwo, pozytywny kierunek Unii Europejskiej wbrew propagandzie Moskwy. Szanowni Pa艅stwo, czas na stanowcze dzia艂ania! Czas na decyzje!

听听Nathalie Loiseau, au nom du groupe Renew. 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, en G茅orgie, l鈥橴nion europ茅enne est la seule 脿 ne rien faire, et c鈥檈st une honte. Les 茅lections ont 茅t茅 vol茅es, et ni le nouveau pr茅sident, ni le gouvernement, ni le parlement ne sont l茅gitimes. Monsieur le Commissaire, j鈥檃ttends encore que vous le disiez avec clart茅, comme notre Parlement a su le dire.

La population manifeste depuis cinquante-cinq听jours. Elle fait face 脿 des intimidations, 脿 une r茅pression brutale, 脿 des arrestations arbitraires et 脿 des violences. Le Conseil a 茅t茅 incapable de prendre des sanctions s茅rieuses, et les 脡tats sont encore trop frileux, 脿 l鈥檈xception des pays baltes, que je salue. Les 脡tats-Unis ont agi, pas nous. Les mesures que nous avons prises n鈥檕nt aucun sens.

Les G茅orgiens d茅filent dans la rue avec des drapeaux europ茅ens, ils croient en l鈥橢urope 鈥撎齠ranchement, ils ont bien du m茅rite. La pr茅sidente Zourabichvili alerte avec constance et justesse: ce qui se passe en G茅orgie est grave, pas seulement pour les G茅orgiens, mais pour le Caucase, pour la s茅curit茅 en mer Noire, et donc pour nous.

Pour le moment, en G茅orgie, le score est de 1 pour Poutine, 0 pour l鈥橢urope 鈥撎齟t pour la d茅mocratie. Le match n鈥檈st pas fini, faisons en sorte de ne pas le perdre.

听听Reinier Van Lanschot, on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group. 鈥� Mr听President, it's cold outside today, so imagine going outside and standing there for the next six hours. You shiver, your stomach rumbles and you fear the police might beat you for no reason. Sitting on the couch at home with your family would be so much better. But you stay and you go again tomorrow, like you have been doing for the past 55 days, because you want your country to stop becoming a dictatorship. Because you want your country to have democracy and freedom, because you want your country to join the European Union.

Now, how would you feel if that same Union, after months of debates, would decide that they maybe, just maybe, make it a little bit harder for the officials of that oppressing regime to travel by plane?

European Commission, what are you waiting for? Georgia needs our help! Travel to Tbilisi, support President Zourabishvili, and with a coalition of the willing enforce real sanctions!

听听Danilo Della Valle, a nome del gruppo The Left. 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi, io immagino che le generazioni future scruteranno l'operato di questo Parlamento, interrogandosi sull'azione dei rappresentanti delle democrazie europee mentre l'Occidente scivolava nel caos.

Per l'ennesima volta ci accingiamo a dibattere sulla situazione in Georgia, ma questa assemblea non ha trovato il tempo di esprimersi con una sola risoluzione sulle condizioni disumane e sul genocidio perpetrato ai danni della popolazione palestinese.

E tutto questo per me 猫 vergognoso.

La verit脿 猫 che non esiste un reale interesse verso la democrazia e verso i diritti umani: i partiti di maggioranza sfruttano questa retorica solo per attaccare i paesi che non si piegano agli interessi occidentali.

In Georgia, l'OSCE ha potuto constatare, nel complesso, il corretto svolgimento delle elezioni. Ci貌 non nega le problematiche del paese, che sono tantissime 鈥� e noi abbiamo condannato diverse leggi che ci sono in Georgia che non condividiamo 鈥� ma allo stesso tempo 猫 inaccettabile la volont脿 dell'茅lite europea di voler alterare il risultato elettorale quando questo non coincide con le scelte di politica estera della NATO.听Si giunge persino a legittimare una presidente, nonostante sia ormai legalmente decaduta.

Questa mentalit脿 appartiene al passato. Se non volete ascoltare noi, almeno prendete in considerazione i cittadini europei che non votano o sostengono qualsiasi altra formazione politica in discontinuit脿 con l'attuale leadership dell'Unione europea.

脠 tempo di un cambiamento radicale del nostro approccio per non tradire la fiducia dei popoli che rappresentiamo e per affrontare con equit脿 e giustizia le sfide globali che ci attendono.

听听Tomasz Froelich, im Namen der ESN-Fraktion. 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident! Die EU beklagt st盲ndig fremde Einmischung, dabei mischt sie sich selbst seit Monaten in die Angelegenheiten Georgiens ein. Sie droht Georgien mit Sanktionen. Sie unterst眉tzt einen Staatsstreich in Tiflis, der an den blutigen Euromaidan in der Ukraine erinnert听鈥� aufgestachelte Demonstranten, vom Ausland finanzierte听NGOs, Massenprotest auf den Stra脽en. Das Ergebnis kennen wir听鈥� es ist kein gutes.

Die EU macht dies deshalb, weil sie nicht verlieren kann. Denn in Georgien haben sich politische Kr盲fte durchgesetzt, die die Br眉sseler Agenda nicht teilen. Die Georgier wollen traditionelle christliche Werte statt听Wokeness, Souver盲nit盲t statt Westbindung, Frieden statt Krieg. Und sie wollen keine Fremdeinmischung听鈥� weder aus Moskau noch aus Br眉ssel noch aus Washington听鈥� nachvollziehbar. Ein Michael Roth von der SPD hat auf den Stra脽en von Tiflis als Anpeitscher nichts verloren.

Wir sollten deshalb听鈥� auch im eigenen Interesse听鈥� den Willen der Georgier respektieren. Keine arroganten Belehrungen, keine eskalierenden Interventionen, sondern gute diplomatische Beziehungen zu Tiflis. Denn Georgien darf nicht zu einer zweiten Ukraine werden.

听听Micha艂 Wawrykiewicz (PPE). 鈥� Mr听President, Commissioner: 'I will not bow to this regime; I will not play by its rules. I am on the hunger strike. There is something greater than life itself - it's freedom.' These powerful words from the courageous Georgian journalist Ms听Mzia Amaglobeli remind us how serious the situation in Georgia is today.

As she stands against the pro-Russian regime of Ivanishvili, I stand with her and with all of these fantastic people on the streets of Tbilisi or Batumi; and I can simply say 'I'm Georgian today!'.

Europe underestimated Russian imperialists for many decades. We cannot repeat the mistakes of Yalta in 2014. Now is the time to act. We must impose stronger sanctions and support free media, as well as citizens struggling for the democratic and European future of Georgia.

As Ms听Amaglobeli warns: 'today, it is me; tomorrow it could be anyone.' The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing. Let us not fail Georgia!

听听Nacho S谩nchez Amor (S&D). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, se帽or comisario, sobre las elecciones, algunos colegas han afirmado aqu铆 que la observaci贸n electoral internacional consider贸 perfectas las elecciones. No es as铆. No puedo entrar en detalles, querido amigo Mariani, pero la OSCE critic贸 duramente muchas condiciones y tambi茅n la presi贸n violenta sobre los electores.

Pero hay un elemento del que se habla poco: la agenda oculta de las elecciones. Sue帽o Georgiano se present贸 a las elecciones sin decirle a los votantes: 芦voy a sacar al pa铆s del camino europeo禄. Seguramente muchos georgianos hubieran votado de distinta forma si hubieran sabido que lo que le propon铆a el Gobierno era 芦fuera Europa, bienvenida Rusia禄. Por tanto, hay un elemento de legitimidad que hay que volver a decir.

Algunos compa帽eros se han referido tambi茅n al ataque a Giorgi Gajaria, exprimer ministro del pa铆s, por personas armadas del partido del Gobierno. Ese hecho y muchos otros reflejan un elemento de impunidad absoluta. Los activistas son perseguidos, son juzgados y son puestos en la c谩rcel inmediatamente. No hay todav铆a ninguna resoluci贸n judicial sobre los agresores de los activistas proeuropeos. Eso, obviamente, no es casualidad. No son solo algunos polic铆as, se帽or comisario, son tambi茅n muchos activistas.

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听听Rihards Kols (ECR). 鈥� Mr Preisdent, dear colleagues, the situation in Georgia is deteriorating rapidly. The Georgian people want the European future, but their government responds with violence, repression and lies. The Georgian 'nightmare party' has abandoned all its commitments and any pretences, silencing opposition, harassing journalists and using brutal force against peaceful protesters.

The regime makes a mockery of democracy, hiding behind its principles while trampling them with every action. Their propaganda is straight out of the Kremlin's playbook. Absurd to the point of eliciting a laugh, but not dangerous in its intent. They present themselves as defenders of stability while sowing chaos and targeting their own citizens.

If we do nothing, we abandon the Georgian people to the government that fears democracy and thrives on oppression. The EU must suspend Georgia's accession process and impose sanctions on those enabling this crackdown. Georgian people cannot afford to be left at the mercy of those who despise its European path.

听听Helmut Brandst盲tter (Renew). 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident, Herr Kommissar! In 脰sterreich werde ich manchmal gefragt: Warum besch盲ftigen Sie sich mit Georgien? Dann kann ich sagen: Ja, weil Georgien einst ein Musterbeispiel f眉r Demokratie war und sich zu einem autorit盲ren Staat entwickelt hat; nein, es wurde zu einem autorit盲ren Staat gemacht von einem Oligarchen, einem Menschen, der nur Geld verdienen wollte, gemeinsam mit einem anderen, einem skrupellosen Mann, dem in Moskau, einem Kriegsverbrecher, der das n盲chste Land besetzen will.

Dass das den Kollegen von der AfD nicht st枚rt, das wei脽 ich schon, weil Sie ja nat眉rlich mit Demokratie nichts anfangen k枚nnen, vor allem nicht damit was anfangen k枚nnen, dass das ein europ盲isches Volk ist, ein altes europ盲isches Kulturvolk, und die Menschen dort wollen leben wie wir. Sie wollen in Freiheit leben. Sie wollen mit Demokraten, mit Demokratie leben, sie wollen normale demokratische Medien haben, und das wird ihnen nicht gestattet, und deswegen ist es selbstverst盲ndlich, dass wir uns f眉r sie einsetzen. Es war beeindruckend, wie die Pr盲sidentin Surabischwili da war, und ich danke allen, die dort waren, ob das der Kollege Roth aus dem deutschen Bundestag war oder andere. Klare Worte: Liebe Menschen in Georgien, wir sind auf Eurer Seite, wir vergessen Euch nicht.

听听Sergey Lagodinsky (Verts/ALE). 鈥� Mr President,听we were talking here about misinformation and lies, and some of those lies have made it to this panel, to this podium. People talking about 'bloody Maidan' or violence in the streets. We were in the streets. Many of us went to Tbilisi. We were actually doing your job while you were still here. And we were walking with those people through the cold Georgian evening and cold Georgian night 鈥� hundreds and thousands of people. They walked for their future and the future of their grandchildren, proclaiming they want a European future.

Georgians dream of a democratic future aligned with the European dream. And this is the true dream of Georgia. But the party that calls itself Georgian Dream, uses the full force of its authority to persecute journalists, attack peaceful protesters and even opposition and former prime ministers like Giorgi Gakharia, who was attacked in a brutal way just a couple of days ago.

So, Irakli Kobakhidze and Mikheil Kavelashvili: the Georgian Dream of the new, tailored direction has its names. So, Irakli Kobakhidze and Mikheil Kavelashvili, I'm asking you, how much are you ready to escalate? Your people want only one thing: they want a rerun of elections under democratic circumstances. And this is what you have to grant them. This is the right they are fighting for, and they don't want to be tortured. We saw people who were tortured in Georgia. They have a right to be safe, and if not, then we should work on a coalition of the willing who would impose targeted sanctions also against you.

听听Petar Volgin (ESN). 鈥� 校胁邪卸邪械屑懈 泻芯谢械谐懈, 芯褋薪芯胁薪芯褌芯 褉邪蟹写械谢械薪懈械 胁 写薪械褕薪懈褟 褋胁褟褌 械 屑械卸写褍 褋懈谢懈褌械, 泻芯懈褌芯 懈褋泻邪褌 芯褌写械谢薪懈褌械 薪邪褑懈懈 褋邪屑懈 写邪 褉械褕邪胁邪褌 胁邪卸薪懈褌械 蟹邪 褌褟褏 胁褗锌褉芯褋懈, 懈 褋懈谢懈褌械, 泻芯懈褌芯 薪邪褋褌芯褟胁邪褌 蟹邪 褌芯褌邪谢薪邪 薪邪屑械褋邪 薪邪 薪邪写薪邪褑懈芯薪邪谢薪懈褌械 懈薪褋褌懈褌褍褑懈懈 胁 卸懈胁芯褌邪 薪邪 写褗褉卸邪胁懈褌械.

袙 袚褉褍蟹懈褟 胁懈卸写邪屑械 褌芯褔薪芯 褌芯胁邪 锌褉芯褌懈胁芯锌芯褋褌邪胁褟薪械. 啸褍斜邪胁芯褌芯 械, 褔械 薪邪褋褌芯褟褖邪褌邪 胁谢邪褋褌 胁 孝斜懈谢懈褋懈, 懈蟹斜褉邪薪邪 芯褌 屑薪芯蟹懈薪褋褌胁芯褌芯 芯褌 谐褉褍蟹懈薪褑懈褌械, 懈屑邪褕械 懈 锌褉芯写褗谢卸邪胁邪 写邪 懈屑邪 褋屑械谢芯褋褌褌邪 写邪 褋械 锌褉芯褌懈胁芯锌芯褋褌邪胁褟 薪邪 懈蟹泻谢褞褔懈褌械谢薪芯 褋懈谢薪懈褟 薪邪褌懈褋泻, 懈写胁邪褖 芯褌 袙邪褕懈薪谐褌芯薪 懈 袘褉褞泻褋械谢. 袣芯谢械泻褌懈胁薪懈褟褌 袟邪锌邪写 屑薪芯谐芯 懈褋泻邪 写邪 锌褉懈谢芯卸懈 褍泻褉邪懈薪褋泻懈褟 褋褑械薪邪褉懈泄 芯褌锌褉械写懈 写械褋械褌懈谢械褌懈褟 胁 袚褉褍蟹懈褟, 褌芯械褋褌 写邪 褋胁邪谢懈 褋 锌褉械胁褉邪褌 懈蟹斜褉邪薪芯褌芯 蟹邪泻芯薪薪芯 锌褉邪胁懈褌械谢褋褌胁芯. 校锌褉邪胁谢褟胁邪褖懈褌械 胁 孝斜懈谢懈褋懈 褋锌懈褉邪褌 褌械蟹懈 芯锌懈褌懈, 蟹邪褖芯褌芯 蟹薪邪褟褌, 褔械 邪泻芯 褌芯胁邪 褋械 褋谢褍褔懈, 褋谢械写胁邪褖邪褌邪 褋褌褗锌泻邪 械 褋褌褉邪薪邪褌邪 懈屑 写邪 斜褗写械 薪邪褌懈泻邪薪邪 胁 锌芯褉械写薪邪褌邪 胁芯械薪薪邪 屑械褋芯屑械谢邪褔泻邪, 褌芯褔薪芯 褌邪泻邪, 泻邪泻褌芯 斜械褕械 薪邪锌褉邪胁械薪芯 褋 校泻褉邪泄薪邪.

袛芯泄写邪褌 谢懈 薪邪 胁谢邪褋褌 胁 袚褉褍蟹懈褟 锌邪褉褌懈懈, 褋锌芯薪褋芯褉懈褉邪薪懈 芯褌 蟹邪锌邪写薪懈褌械 胁谢邪褋褌芯胁懈 褑械薪褌褉芯胁械, 卸褉械褑懈褌械 薪邪 胁芯泄薪邪褌邪 褖械 锌芯卸械褉褌胁邪褌 袚褉褍蟹懈褟 锌芯 褋褗褖懈褟 薪邪褔懈薪, 锌芯 泻芯泄褌芯 薪褟泻芯谐邪褕薪懈褌械 卸褉械褑懈 薪邪 邪褑褌械泻懈褌械 褋邪 锌褉懈薪邪褋褟谢懈 斜械蟹斜褉芯泄 褔芯胁械褕泻懈 卸械褉褌胁懈 薪邪 褋胁芯懈褌械 泻褉褗胁芯卸邪写薪懈 斜芯谐芯胁械.

听听Branislav Ondru拧 (NI). 鈥� V谩啪en媒 p谩n predsedaj煤ci, d谩my a p谩ni, najabsurdnej拧铆m je obvinenie gruz铆nskej vl谩dy, 啪e je prorusk谩. Ako m么啪e by钮 prorusk谩 vl谩da, ktor谩 sa nezmierila s okup谩ciou vy拧e 20 % svojho 煤zemia, ktor谩 po啪aduje, aby Rusi sa stiahli a bojuje za obnovenie 煤zemnej celistvosti Gruz铆nska? Dne拧n谩 situ谩cia je d么sledkom ignorovania gruz铆nskej reality a bezprecedentn茅ho zasahovania r么znych eur贸pskych politikov do vn煤torn媒ch gruz铆nskych z谩le啪itost铆. Zmenen茅 postoje gruz铆nskej vl谩dy za posledn茅 dva roky s煤 obrann媒m mechanizmom v reakcii na nef茅rov媒 n谩tlak zo strany Eur贸py. Namiesto tolerancie a pochopenia komplikovanej gruz铆nskej reality vo vz钮ahu k Rusku za膷ala 脷nia Gruz铆ncom diktova钮 bez oh木adu na dopady na ich ekonomiku a obranyschopnos钮. Gruz铆nsko je ods煤den茅 na vyv谩啪en茅 vz钮ahy s Ruskom, preto啪e E脷 mu nepon煤ka ani len bezpe膷nostn茅 z谩ruky. Rusk谩 arm谩da m么啪e by钮 v Tbilisi za tri dni a ja v谩m pripom铆nam, 啪e E脷 mnoho rokov priate木sky spolupracovala s Ruskom bez oh木adu na dlhoro膷n煤 okup谩ciu gruz铆nskeho 煤zemia. Preto vyz媒vam na zmenu n谩拧ho pr铆stupu a obnovenie f茅rov茅ho a partnersk茅ho dial贸gu s gruz铆nskou vl谩dou na b谩ze vz谩jomn茅ho re拧pektu.

听听Antonio L贸pez-Ist煤riz White (PPE). 鈥� Mr听President, one thing is clear: the October parliamentary elections were not free and fair. We cannot allow those who stole the elections to get away with it. A wake鈥憉p call, members of the Commission, members of the European Council: in this 合法博彩网站, we have it clear that the de facto authorities controlled by the oligarch Ivanishvili have adopted increasingly repressive legislation, while detentions of protesters, activists and journalists are used to try to silence the opposition.

The several violent incidents targeting political leaders last week are just unacceptable. The European path to resolving this crisis is clear. We have to be with the Georgian people and ask for the immediate release of all political prisoners and the organisation of new, fair and transparent elections.

We cannot leave Georgia in the hands of the Russians, in the hands of Putin. We have to be close and give our support and our warmth to the people that are suffering in the streets in Georgia.

听听Marcos Ros Sempere (S&D). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, se帽or comisario, la democracia contin煤a amenazada en Georgia. Ya lo dijo la misi贸n de observaci贸n del Parlamento Europeo en el pa铆s: alertaron de casos de compra de votos, de doble voto, antes y durante las elecciones.

Un Parlamento elegido en unas elecciones de dudosa validez ha elegido ahora un nuevo presidente y la escalada va a m谩s: auge de la violencia pol铆tica, ataques a l铆deres de la oposici贸n... Quiero recordar aqu铆 expresamente a Giorgi Gajaria, uno de los l铆deres de la oposici贸n, que ha tenido que ser hospitalizado tras la agresi贸n de los violentos.

A煤n queda camino que recorrer para que Georgia pueda convertirse en miembro de la Uni贸n Europea. Este es el camino que Sue帽o Georgiano quiere interrumpir, quiere frenar el progreso y el avance de Georgia hacia Europa.

La ciudadan铆a georgiana merece unas elecciones transparentes y poder elegir un presidente que sea coherente con la voluntad del pueblo georgiano. Una Georgia democr谩tica que camine hacia una Europa m谩s unida.

听听Veronika Vrecionov谩 (ECR). 鈥� Pane p艡edsedaj铆c铆, kolegov茅, strana Gruz铆nsk媒 sen ve volb谩ch usp臎la d铆ky politice stra拧en铆 v谩lkou a Z谩padem 膷i pou啪铆v谩n铆 r暖zn媒ch konspira膷n铆ch teori铆. Jejich pochybn媒 v媒sledek st谩l tak茅 na ovl谩dnut铆 m茅di铆 oligarchou, kter媒 tuto stranu vlastn铆. Nen铆 divu, 啪e Gruz铆nci po nich vy拧li do ulic. Reakce moci na dlouhodob茅 protesty je naprosto neadekv谩tn铆. Sledujeme surov茅 z谩sahy policie proti demonstrant暖m, bit铆 opozi膷n铆ch politik暖 i novin谩艡暖 p艡isluhova膷i re啪imu. Vid铆me n谩siln茅 akce na zastra拧en铆 v拧ech, kter媒m vad铆 podivn茅 volby a oto膷en铆 zahrani膷n臎politick茅 orientace sm臎rem k Rusku. Na po艡adu dne je i dal拧铆 utahov谩n铆 拧roub暖 v gruz铆nsk茅 politice. Podporujme d谩l proz谩padn铆 politick茅 s铆ly a podpo艡me sankce proti t臎m, kte艡铆 se obr谩tili proti vlastn铆m ob膷an暖m.

听听Dainius 沤alimas (Renew). 鈥� Mr President, today we can ask ourselves, is it worth being an ally of the European Union? The reality before us suggests a painful answer. Those who stand under the EU flag and fight for our values face violence, silence and even sometimes, betrayal.

In Ukraine, people are dying for the European aspirations. In Georgia, citizens striving for democracy suffer from brutality.

Just last week, as it was mentioned, Giorgi Gakharia, one of the opposition leaders, and Zviad Koridze, the head of Transparency International in Georgia, were attacked and severely beaten. The editor of Georgian independent media outlet Mzia Amaghlobeli was arrested and started a hunger strike.

Our liberal democracy is becoming a synonym of weakness. I fear we are losing the respect of those who look to us as a beacon of hope. To restore that respect in Georgia we must clearly recognise Salome Zourabichvili as the legitimate president of the Georgian people, not to recognise the legitimacy of the Georgian regime authorities, as well as to target all the accomplices of the regime with the most effective sanctions.

Our financial resources must be redirected immediately to those upholding democracy, independent media and civil society.

听听Davor Ivo Stier (PPE). 鈥� Po拧tovani predsjedavaju膰i, kolegice i kolege, u Gruziji su danas ograni膷ene temeljne ljudske slobode. Stigmatizirane su organizacije civilnog dru拧tva, potkopan je integritet gruzijskih demokratskih institucija.

Rad gruzijskih nevladinih organizacija pra膰en je kaznenim mjerama protiv predstavnika civilnog dru拧tva, uklju膷uju膰i neopravdano pozivanje na ispitivanje i visoke nov膷ane kazne, a s druge strane gruzijski sudovi ubrzano i masovno odbacuju tu啪be koje su podnijele oporbene politi膷ke stranke i predstavnici civilnog dru拧tva.

Svjedoci smo prosvjeda gruzijskih gra膽ana, dok s druge strane policija nasilno rastjeruje prosvjednike koriste膰i nerazmjerno nasilje protiv mirnih prosvjednika. Proces pristupanja Europskoj uniji de facto je zaustavljen i to upravo zbog postupaka gruzijskih vlasti.

Stoga moramo i dalje dati potporu legitimnim europskim te啪njama gruzijskih gra膽ana koji 啪ele demokratsku i europsku Gruziju.

听听Rapha毛l Glucksmann (S&D). 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, Monsieur le Commissaire, chers coll猫gues, bravant la r茅pression, les G茅orgiens manifestent pour la libert茅, pour la d茅mocratie, pour l鈥橢urope. Et que font les dirigeants europ茅ens pour r茅pondre 脿 leurs appels? Rien. Rien ou presque.

Pendant dix听ans, cette passivit茅 europ茅enne a laiss茅 Poutine placer ses hommes 脿 Tbilissi. Elle a laiss茅 un oligarque 脿 passeport fran莽ais, Bidzina听Ivanichvili, acheter un pays pour le compte du Kremlin. Elle a laiss茅 la chasse aux opposants et aux journalistes devenir une norme. Elle a laiss茅 l鈥檋omophobie ou la x茅nophobie devenir un dogme. Elle a laiss茅 emprisonner l鈥檃ncien pr茅sident听Saakachvili et d茅manteler la d茅mocratie g茅orgienne.

Votre passivit茅, 脿 la Commission et au Conseil, a, en un mot comme en cent, trahi les amis de l鈥橢urope en G茅orgie. Alors arr锚tez d鈥櫭猼re passifs. Suivez enfin les demandes r茅it茅r茅es de ce Parlement, sanctionnez Bidzina听Ivanichvili et ses affid茅s. Ne vous contentez plus de mots, ne laissez pas Poutine kidnapper une nation europ茅enne de plus sans r茅agir.听Sakartvelos gaumarjos! (Vive la G茅orgie!)

听听Reinhold Lopatka (PPE). 鈥� Mr President, Commissioner, dear colleagues, the 24听October parliamentary elections have raised serious questions about the Georgian Government's commitment to democratic values and to European integration. As one of the election observers, together with my colleagues, we noted significant irregularities, including political pressure before the election day, misuse of state resources and attacks on opposition politicians, all undermining the principles of free and fair elections.

But something absolutely new for me was the use of surveillance cameras in all polling stations. I have observed elections in 35听different countries, but this was absolutely new for me. Such actions are unacceptable for a country with EU candidate status.

We have to support all the democratic forces and we have to say it very clearly: the 'Georgian Dream' stopped European integration and they are very close with Russia. This is the situation, and here we have to be loud and clear.

听听Micha艂 Szczerba (PPE). 鈥� Mr President, Mr Commissioner, dear colleagues, the worsening political situation in Georgia demands our immediate attention. Just one month ago, I visited Tbilisi with a cross-party delegation of seven MEPs and I have to tell you very openly that the last Georgian election was stolen, and the only legitimate representative of Georgia is President Zourabichvili.

合法博彩网站 has reaffirmed its support for the Georgian people, but what we need now are actions. First of all, Ivanishvili and Georgian Dream officials must be sanctioned, including asset freezing. We need action. We just have to stop talking. I strongly condemn violence against the people and threats against the President.

I ask the Commission, I ask the Council: do your job. You have to be with the Georgian people. Georgia is a candidate country. We need them.

听听Lukas Mandl (PPE). 鈥� Mr听President, Commissioner, colleagues, in 2019, at the beginning of the last mandate, I was meant to visit Tbilisi and to speak in the Georgian 合法博彩网站, on the premises of the parliament at a different event. But this speech never happened, because during this event a Russian visitor at that time took over the chair of the event, and the people went on the streets and demonstrated against it and the event had to be cancelled.

This is one of the occasions when I visited Georgia 鈥� and I have visited Georgia several times 鈥� when I clearly understood that the vast majority of people is very much against the influence of this Putin Russian regime we face everywhere. They want the European perspective. They wanted a Georgian dream within Europe, but the party that's called 'Georgian Dream' became a Georgian 'nightmare'.

I feel disappointed myself visiting often 鈥� and meeting here in the European 合法博彩网站 even more often 鈥� Georgian representatives. And I feel disappointed for Europe, as the EU can do a lot for Georgia and others to be faster with European integration processes.

Br墨vais mikrofons

听听Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis (S&D). 鈥� Gerbiamas pos臈d啪io pirmininke, gerbiamas komisare, kolegos, visi daugma啪 kalb臈jusieji i拧 ties懦 pabr臈啪ia be galo akivaizd啪iai, kad didel臈 dalis Sakartvelo visuomen臈s yra pasirengusi dar kart膮 reikalauti pakartotini懦 ir s膮啪ining懦 rinkim懦. Ir akivaizdu, kad mes turime ai拧kiai atsakyti sau 寞 klausim膮: k膮 Komisija blogai dar臈 arba nepadar臈 per penkerius metus? Kada juk tiek, penki metai, buvo taip vadinamos Ryt懦 partneryst臈s arba Ryt懦 kaimynyst臈s politikos. Ir ko Europos S膮junga nepadar臈, kad 拧tai dabar tokia yra situacija Sakartvele, kur mes tiek daug d臈jome vil膷i懦, kad de拧imt bus 拧ali懦 kandida膷i懦, stojan膷i懦 寞 Europos S膮jung膮. 艩tai dabar Gruzijos klausimas yra 寞拧al臋s ir komplikuotas visais po啪i奴riais. Tod臈l i拧 ties懦 ragin膷iau Komisij膮 啪ymiai aktyviau 寞sijungti 寞 Sakartvelo problematikos sprendim膮.

(Br墨v膩 mikrofona uzst膩拧anos beigas.)

听听Magnus Brunner, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Mr President, honourable Members, thank you for your insightful contributions to this debate. For months, the Georgian people have been demonstrating their attachment to democratic values and their European future. Their determination and resilience deserve our support. The European Union will not abandon them on this journey.

We will further increase our support to civil society and independent media so they can continue their work during this very crucial period.听We will also further step up our communication and fight against disinformation and, ultimately, the future of EU鈥慓eorgia relations lies in the hands of the Georgian authorities. Their stated commitment should be demonstrated through concrete actions, including the implementation of the ODIHR recommendations, the investigations, also, of electoral irregularities, the prosecution of those responsible for violence against peaceful demonstrators, and a genuine commitment and action on the necessary pro-European reforms. Our door will be open to re-engage on this basis.

I also note that you, honourable Members, and a number of Member States, have suggested that the authorities should address the calls for new elections, while the current measures taken by the European Union address the undemocratic actions of the authorities.

Let me reiterate that our support for the European aspirations of the Georgian people will of course continue.

听听笔谤颈别办拧蝉脓诲脓迟腻箩蝉. 鈥� Debates ir sl膿gtas.

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