Georgian authorities adjusted grape purchasing prices following two days of protests by grape growers in the country’s eastern wine-making region of Kakheti, where locals demanded higher prices for their harvest, including by blocking roads and paralyzing local traffic. The protests, which ended following the government’s September 22 decision to revise the prices, come amid what …Источник:
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