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Police have reportedly detained several protesters demonstrating against Police have reportedly detained several protesters demonstrating against disputed President Mikheil Kavelashvili’s inauguration on Rustaveli Avenue. Witnesses from the crowd near Kashveti Church, opposite Parliament, claimed the police actions were unprovoked.

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