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3:40Now PlayingThe Georgian capital Tbilisi is bracing for more mass protests. Demonstrators spent another night in front of parliament to voice their opposition to a draft law they say threatens press and civil liberties. In the eyes of the demonstrators, it also jeopardizes their country's EU prospects. They fear the new law could pave the way for an authoritarian turn in the country, which has been a candidate for EU membership for several months. The so-called "foreign influence" bill will be voted on Tuesday.
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