at noon three days later a police patrol stomped jondo while he was driving to a bank. i was stopped by a policeman demanded i produce my papers after the us they pulled me out of a handcuffed me and forced me to the ground then four more police cars turned up they punched and kicked me when passers by gathered on the scene the cops picked me up from the ground my clothes all had boot prints on them they cleaned me out. and wished me away to court. three hours later the judge slapped a three hundred dollar fine on john doe not yet is really for obstructing the police for outdoor video cameras mounted on a nearby bank of the shop and recorded the moment when the director general of the prominent t.v. company was beaten up but the film was not filed or used in the case. that all of this pressure and come clean to monopoly of the media caused by sack ash really is absolutely unheard of seems some of the intimidation of the press is unprecedented i'm of the time and there is daily pressure on my employees associates and relatives to the seizure of a cash in transit vehicle

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the only part left was of these pro-government activists applauding that it was so that it was never jondo motive to make trial an opposition media but for several years now government officials have steered clear of his talk show. we make no distinction between the two sides we invited both of them to go on about the fact is that the opposition comes here and the government keeps away that's why the government claims that we are an opposition channel but that's not true local officials turn down or imitation because they've been told by higher ups not to give interviews to our journalists or appear on our programs. journalists from this regional t.v. company even from the building housing the local administration they are denied interviews and accreditation to important events. despite all the problems the t.v. company is still in operation with news bulletins going out daily the arrival of any political scene has thrown georgia's authorities into total confusion. billionaire vanish villi has invested a great deal of money in the georgian economy but soon after he announced his intention

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