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Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298721.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298722.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298723.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298724.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298725.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298726.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298727.jpg
Election billboard for the ruling Georgian Dream party, reputedly pro-Russian. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298728.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298729.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298730.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298731.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298732.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298733.jpg
Georgian Dream propaganda billboard portraying opposition leaders on leashes, accompanied by the slogan 'No to war, No to foreign agents.' Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298734.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298735.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298736.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298737.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298738.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298739.jpg
Election poster of an opposition party in Georgia. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298740.jpg
Pro-European tags on the walls of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative party in power, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298741.jpg
Pro-European tags on the walls of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative party in power, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298742.jpg
Pro-European tags on the walls of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative party in power, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298743.jpg
Pro-European tags on the walls of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi. On Saturday October 26, Georgians were called to the polls for parliamentary elections crucial to their country's future, in a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative party in power, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298744.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298745.jpg
Peace Bridge in Tbilissi. Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298746.jpg
Peace Bridge in Tbilissi. Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298747.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298748.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298749.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298750.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298751.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298752.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298753.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298754.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298755.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298756.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298757.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298758.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298759.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298760.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298761.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298762.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298763.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298764.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298765.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298766.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298767.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298768.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298769.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298770.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298771.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298772.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298773.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298774.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298775.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298776.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298777.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298778.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298779.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.
Tbilissi in Georgia ahead of the Ă©lections
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298780.jpg
Georgians are called to the polls on Saturday October 26 for parliamentary elections that will be crucial for the future of their country, in what is being billed as a “referendum” between pro-European opposition groups and the conservative ruling party, accused of pro-Russian authoritarianism.