Protests in Georgia might be anti-Russian color revolution
By Lucas Leiroz, researcher in Social Sciences at the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro; geopolitical consultant.
A color revolution seems to be underway in Georgia. Strong and violent protests against the national parliament were started by supporters of the country’s president and enthusiasts of a pro-Western foreign policy. The apparent objective of the demonstrations is to coerce congressmen to veto a bill against foreign agents, however, if investigated in depth, the case seems to indicate a much larger move, heading towards the absolute alignment of Georgia with NATO in the midst of the current conflict scenario.