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Tbilisi: Hundreds of protesters demand snap parliamentary polls

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Hundreds of protesters gather in the centre of Tbilisi, demanding snap polls as the opposition accuses the ruling Georgian Dream party of rigging recent legislative elections it won narrowly. Demonstrators have since vowed permanent protests until new elections are called -- a demand that Georgia Dream has rejected. IMAGES

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