“Rugby stadiums are set to be constructed in Chakvi and Batumi.”

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that the pledge was PARTIALLY KEPT as of 24 December 2024.

“Water supply projects will be completed in every municipality within the course of three years and all of them will have a 24-hour water supply.”

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that the Prime Minister’s pledge cannot be kept.

The Georgian Dream was saying that in four years, in 2020, they would have built 800 kilometres of highway, 50 tunnels and 50 bridges. This promise cannot be kept

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that Roman Gotsiridze’s statement is TRUE.

Ivanishvili promised IDPs to build 100,000 houses. Each house would have cost USD 60,000 on average but he has not built any

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that Nika Melia’s statement is TRUE.

The Georgian Dream’s promise that “8,000 kilometres of internet will be built and as a result 800,000 people or over 90% of the population will be connected to the internet” is on the verge of failure

As a result of an analysis of the universal internetisation project, it is obvious that the promise is on the verge of failure.

Beneficiaries of the free medication programme will be 150,000 to 250,000 persons

FactCheck concludes that Davit Sergeenko’s promise was NOT FULFILLED.

Not a single tree will be cut down in the process of the construction of the Tsintsadze (former Saburtalo Street) – Kartozia connecting overpass. All of the trees will be transplanted

Verdict: Kakha Kaladze’s promise was NOT FULFILLED

Construction of the east-west highway will be completed before 2020

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that the aforementioned promise WAS NOT...

FactChecking the Georgian Dream’s 2012 Election Campaign Promises – Part IV

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FactChecking the Georgian Dreams 2012 Election Campaign Promises – Part II

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