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Zviad Dzidziguri:“Six hundred students at Giuli Alasania’s University [of Georgia] have been suspended because Ms Alasania demanded the payment of their annual tuition in May.”
03/12/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Zviad Dzidziguri:
“The mortality rate was constantly increasing until 2012. In 2013, this rate, including the child mortality rate, decreased.”
03/12/2014Mostly FalseIn the statement is the elements of the truth, but the important facts that could have made other impressions -
Nodar Khaduri:“The interest rate of one-year treasury bonds is up to 5% as of today.”
02/12/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Mikheil Saakashvili:“Nika Gilauri was going to be appointed as Ukraine’s Business Ombudsman… the Government of Georgia sent a note and said that if Nika Gilauri were appointed, the Government of Georgia would cease relations with the EBRD.”
02/12/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Nodar Khaduri:
“A total of 15,000 beneficiaries are involved in the Agro Insurance project as of November 2014 and the total value of the insured risks equals GEL 150 million.”
01/12/2014TrueThe statement is accurate and nothing is missing -
Archil Talakvadze:
“Everything that we saw was modelled with special effects…”
01/12/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Irakli Sesiashvili:
“A total of ten people were arrested on charges of being members of the criminal world in 2012 when the United National Movement was still in power… We arrested 70 people (including thieves-in-law) in 2013.”
28/11/2014Mostly TrueThe application is accurate, but requires additional information and/or definition -
Giga Bukia:“The Parliament does not have the right to investigate.”
28/11/2014LieThe statement is inaccurate and the assertion in it is absurd -
Giorgi Kvirikashvili:“The worsening of Georgia’s rating in the Doing Business study is due to the new research methodology.”
28/11/2014Half TrueThe statement is partly accurate, but the details are missing or some of the issues are without context -
Zurab Japaridze:“The government, this bureaucracy that currently governs, costs GEL 138 million more to the taxpayers whilst already in the first six months of this year, it has cost GEL 130 million more… Next year, the bureaucratic expenditures will be more by GEL 323 m
26/11/2014Mostly FalseIn the statement is the elements of the truth, but the important facts that could have made other impressions -
Nodar Khaduri:
“According to 2014’s data, export has increased significantly…”
26/11/2014Mostly FalseIn the statement is the elements of the truth, but the important facts that could have made other impressions -
Tina Bokuchava:
“As of today, tourism is the only sector in our economy showing growth.”
26/11/2014FalseThe statement is inaccurate -
Giorgi Kvirikashvili:
“The export has increased significantly… There was a trend of decreasing export in the last years.”
25/11/2014Mostly FalseIn the statement is the elements of the truth, but the important facts that could have made other impressions -
Zurab Japaridze:
“The Georgian Dream coalition lost half a million voters in one and a half years.”
21/11/2014Without verdictThe verification of the application can not be evaluated -
Zurab Japaridze:
“The United National Movement had planned to spend GEL 182 million more on social care than the Georgian Dream coalition actually spent.”
21/11/2014TrueThe statement is accurate and nothing is missing
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