Georgians vote today in a parliamentary election that pits the ruling United National Movement party against Georgian Dream, led by the country’s richest man, Bidzina Ivanishvili. The run-up to elections has been controversial, in part because of a series of secretly-filmed videos exposing the horrifying and the bizarre. One showing severe abuse by guards at a Georgian prison raised international outcry, while another showing politicians deciding the fate of the country over red wine and meat dumplings, seemed more like business as usual.
Georgian election could be decided on incriminating videos
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