Abkhazia Protesters Demand Government Resigns

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Abkhazia

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Putin faces coup attempt on Russia's doorstep

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Abkhazia, a breakaway republic that declared independence from Georgia in 1993 , hosts Russian military bases and troops.

The protests, which began on November 12 , are against an agreement which would expand Russian business in the republic, fueling fears it would deprive locals of income from tourism.

The president's office announced it was drafting an order to remove the offending proposal from parliamentary consideration.

You can get in touch with Maya by emailing [email protected]. Maya Mehrara is a News Reporter at Newsweek based in London , U.K .. Her focus is reporting on international news. She.. Read more.

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