"I made it more expensive": protest stickers with Ivanishvili's portrait appeared in Tbilisi stores
Kyiv • UNN
In Tbilisi, shops are forced to remove protest stickers on products. The stickers contain images of Ivanishvili and inscriptions about rising prices, as well as information about deputies' salaries and pensions.
Shop employees in Tbilisi are running around today, removing protest stickers that activists are putting on products. The "Finish" organization announced the action, UNN reports with reference to "News Georgia".
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The stickers feature an image of the honorary chairman of the ruling party, Bidzina Ivanishvili, with the inscription "I made it more expensive."
And in Zugdidi, stickers appeared on products in stores and on ATMs with a list of how much the state pays to whom:
- MP's salary: 11,680 GEL;
- pensions: 350 GEL;
- Assistance to internally displaced persons: 45 GEL;
- social assistance: 60 GEL.
Reference
Bidzina Ivanishvili is a Georgian pro-Russian politician, former Prime Minister of Georgia, founder of the "Georgian Dream" party. From October 25, 2012 to November 20, 2013 — Prime Minister of Georgia.