Nino Burjanadze, ex-parliamentary speaker and leader of Democratic Movement-United Georgia, said with the authorities’ efforts the opposition became divided into “negotiators”, inclining towards engaging in a dialogue with the authorities and “irreconcilables”.

She said on November 11, that her party’s “road passes through the irreconcilable front.”

“We continue our daily struggle to strengthen group of irreconcilables,” she said.

“I am sure that Saakashvili will not change electoral environment; he will not give up monopoly over information and will not set media free. Any elections held under the Saakashvili’s tenure will only further strengthen the regime… Elections should be held in Georgia without Saakashvili,” Burjanadze said.