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The Parliament of Georgia bypassed the President's veto against the law "On Transparency of Foreign Influence".


The Parliament of Georgia overrode President Salome Zurabishvili's veto against the "Transparency of Foreign Influence" law with 84 votes in favor. 76 votes out of 150 deputies were needed to overcome the veto. It is noted that the law will enter into force the day after its publication. The law must be signed by the President of Georgia to finally enter into force. If he refuses, the president of the parliament will sign the law. The opposition can appeal to the Constitutional Court to stop the operation of the law. Protest actions continue near the Georgian parliament building. Protesters express dissatisfaction with the final adoption of the law.

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