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Dimitri Lortkipanidze:“Every year, up to 80,000 people leave the country for abroad without coming back.”
15/07/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Nika Melia:
Nika Melia talked about projects which have been suspended in Tbilisi.
15/07/2014Mostly TrueThe application is accurate, but requires additional information and/or definition -
Davit Narmania:”I won my district (Saburtalo District, #1 Precinct). I received approximately 50% of the votes in this precinct. Mr Nika Melia completely lost his district-Precinct #6 of the Mtatsminda District."
11/07/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Davit Narmania:
“The government of the capital city should have solved the street problem a long time ago. They should have announced tenders and rehabilitated the streets but, unfortunately, we cannot see this.”
09/07/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Dimitri Lortkipanidze:
“73% of [Georgia’s] indigenous population is unemployed.”
03/07/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Nika Melia:
“New jobs are not being created today, what we have is also being lost and this suspended economy is creating problems for the population.”
03/07/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Nika Melia:
“This [Panorama Tbilisi] project had not even been announced and Sololaki Ridge was already being excavated.”
01/07/2014Mostly FalseIn the statement is the elements of the truth, but the important facts that could have made other impressions -
Davit Narmania:
"It is important that we establish order in terms of city development and elaborate a construction plan for the capital city. There has only been one plan and a few changes have been made to it."
30/06/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Kakha Kukava:
“No new enterprises have been created under the agricultural programme”
23/06/2014LieThe statement is inaccurate and the assertion in it is absurd -
Dimitri Lortkipanidze:
“The wage fund has increased by 64 percent in the approved budget of Tbilisi, from 29 million to 45 million. The City Council purchased 22 new cars.”
16/06/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Nika Melia:
“You (Davit Narmania) were unable to use GEL 200 million during your tenure as Minister despite the fact that you spent GEL 140 million GEL. In previous years, up to GEL 700-800 million had been spent on infrastructural projects in the regions.”
07/06/2014TrueThe statement is accurate and nothing is missing -
Davit Narmania:
Davit Narmania speaks about infrastructural projects carried out in 2013.
27/05/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Dimitri Lortkipanidze:
“How is it that in the research conducted from 26 March to 18 April, the name of a candidate officially nominated on 4 April, by the beginning of the fieldwork, was not included at all?”
27/05/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Davit Narmania:
“… We were not exactly indulged with domestically produced agricultural goods and so, consequently, the share of agriculture in the GDP amounted to solely 8%. In 2013, however, owing to state funded projects, the indicator rose to 12%. This is a tendency
09/05/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Davit Narmania:
“The very first shelter for homeless people was opened only in 2013.”
09/05/2014Mostly TrueThe application is accurate, but requires additional information and/or definition
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