"Not only members of the "National Movement," but Shalva Natelashvili, Tako Charkviani, and others should enter the Parliament. The parliamentary opposition looks weak, helpless against the "Georgian Dream," which hurts the entire opposition," Davit Chichinadze, the leader of the party "Tribuna," stated.
He said the opposition should enter the legislature to maintain unity.
"Personally, Nika Melia should enter, look into the eyes of the people who supported his arrest twice and ask them from the parliamentary tribune - what they have against him?!
Especially since we are talking about MPs whom the people did not even give a mandate to, but Bidzina Ivanishvili did.
To maintain opposition unity, they must enter, but of course, without signing.
The time of a fair trial in this country will surely come because the "Georgian Dream" simply no longer has the ability to retain power.
But we have to learn to solve our problems ourselves because running to the West every time will not increase anyone's dignity," said David Chichinadze.
