The number of administrative detentions has decreased three-fold

Verdict: FactCheck leaves Bidzina Ivanishvili’s statement WITHOUT VERDICT.

Since 2012, the number of acquittals has increased six-fold

Verdict: FactCheck concludes that Bidzina Ivanishvili’s statement is MOSTLY TRUE.

USD 2.1 billion was invested in Georgia in 2007 which constituted 20% of the GDP. This has never again occurred in Georgia. Under this government, the maximum figure was USD 1.7 billion which constituted around 10% of the GDP

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

GEL 17 million was spent for the treatment of patients coming from occupied Samachablo

After the change of government, coastal reinforcement work in Batumi was halted

The Georgian Dream increased Georgia’s state debt

Georgia’s economy decreased by USD 2 billion from 2012 to 2015

On 17 July 2016, the United National Movement (UNM) published an infographic, entitled Comparison

Administrative spending has increased in Tskaltubo. A total of 35 people used to work in the Amenities Centre whilst today this number has grown to 118

The average economic growth rate was about 4% during the last four years of the United National Movement’s office. The figures were the same during the Georgian Dream coalition’s office as well

12 ივლისს, "რუსთავი 2"-ის ეთერში, პარტია "თავისუფალი დემოკრატების" წევრმა დავით ონოფრიშვილმა

Not a single project has been implemented at the local level in Bolnisi since 2012

We prohibited the increase of the K2 coefficient in order to avoid chaotic construction in the city which was allowed in the past by the United National Movement

Bidzina Ivanishvili’s Letter through the FactCheck – Part I

The United National Movement plans to disrupt the elections in the village of Kortskheli. This is why they brought in Zaza Kedelashvili’s sonders

2016 წლის 22 მაისს, ზუგდიდის მუნიციპალიტეტის სოფელ კორცხელში გამართულ შუალედურ არჩევნებზე, 53-ე

Are the ratings of the opposition political parties growing?

Judges are promoted without a competition process