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In the second edition of the Caucasus Digest, OC Media’s Editor in Chief, Robin Fabbro, talks to Ani Avetisyan about Gagik Tsarukyan’s proposal to build a massive statue of Christ on Mount Hatis.
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Shota Kincha talks about the departure of several figures from the ruling Georgian Dream party.
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And Ismi Aghayev talks about the transparency of Azerbaijan’s justice system, and how courts bar journalists from attending certain court hearings.
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