WEB-GEORGIA-VOTE

Georgia's pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili has been re-elected without needing a second round, with European observers deeming the election free and fair. Despite calls for all political actors to respect the election's legitimacy, opposition parties have not complied. Thousands of demonstrators rallied around opposition leader Levan Gachechiladze, who demands a second round, claiming victory. The demonstration ended peacefully, unlike previous clashes. Georgia's next political test will be the parliamentary elections in the spring.

What was the general perception of the election in which Mikhail Saakashvili was re-elected?

• It was ignored by international observers.

• It was postponed due to unrest.

• It was considered fraudulent.

• It was seen as free and fair.

What was the main demand of the opposition leader Levan Gachechiladze after the election results?

• To accept the results as they are.

• To declare a state of emergency.

• To hold a second round of elections.

• To form a coalition government.

How did the post-election demonstration led by the opposition conclude?

• With a government crackdown.

• With a peaceful resolution.

• With violent clashes.

• With the arrest of the opposition leader.

What is the next significant political event mentioned for Georgia?

• Local government elections.

• Referendum on independence.

• Parliamentary elections.

• Presidential elections.

What does the upcoming parliamentary election represent for Georgia?

• A chance to change the government.

• Another test for its democracy.

• A period of economic reform.

• An opportunity to join the EU.