Georgian president reluctantly signs new constitution into lawTBILISI (Reuters) - Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili on Friday reluctantly signed into law a new constitution that will do away with direct election for president and switch to a system of proportional representation in parliament. Margvelashvili, who unsuccessfully tried to veto the draft bill, said it was personally difficult for him to sign the document, but he did so in the interests of stability in the country which straddles an energy supply route to Europe and is an arena of strategic rivalry between Russia and the West.  Considering the country s internal and external challenges and the fact that we should do everything to avoid possible causes of detribalization, I am signing this document,  Margvelashvili said in a statement. Margvelashvili had originally sent the draft back to parliament with his objections which included opposing a call for an end to direct elections for president. But parliament overturned his veto. Margvelashvili, who was elected in 2013 for a five-year term, criticized the ruling Georgian Dream party for adopting the constitution without a consensus with other political forces in the ex-Soviet country.  It has been obvious since the very first day (of the constitutional reform process) that the ruling party aimed to adopt a one-party constitution,  he said. The next presidential election in Georgia is to be held in 2018 and it is not clear whether Margvelashvili, who is at odds with the ruling party on several issues, will stand again. MPs from the Georgian Dream said the constitutional reform process set a new constitutional tradition and culture in Georgia.  The amendments were introduced not to strengthen the ruling party s political positions, but ... to strengthen democracy in Georgia,  Irakli Kobakhidze, a parliamentary speaker said. The new constitution will enter into force following the next presidential election next year. worldnews
georgia president reluctantly signs new constitution lawtbilisi reuters georgia president giorni margvelashvili friday reluctantly signed law new constitution away direct election president switch system proportional representation parliament margvelashvili unsuccessfully tried veto draft bill said personally difficult sign document interests stability country straddles energy supply route europe arena strategic rivalry russia west considering country internal external challenges fact everything avoid possible causes detribalization i signing document margvelashvili said statement margvelashvili originally sent draft back parliament objections included opposing call end direct elections president but parliament overturned veto margvelashvili elected term criticized ruling georgia dream party adopting constitution without consensus political forces country it obvious since first day constitutional reform process ruling party aimed adopt constitution said the next presidential election georgia held clear whether margvelashvili odds ruling party several issues stand mps georgia dream said constitutional reform process set new constitutional tradition culture georgia the amendments introduced strengthen ruling party political positions strengthen democracy georgia israeli kobakhidze parliamentary speaker said the new constitution enter force following next presidential election next year worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Georgian president reluctantly signs new constitution into lawTBILISI (Reuters) - Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili on Friday reluctantly signed into law a new constitution that will do away with direct election for president and switch to a system of proportional representation in parliament. Margvelashvili, who unsuccessfully tried to veto the draft bill, said it was personally difficult for him to sign the document, but he did so in the interests of stability in the country which straddles an energy supply route to Europe and is an arena of strategic rivalry between Russia and the West.  Considering the country s internal and external challenges and the fact that we should do everything to avoid possible causes of detribalization, I am signing this document,  Margvelashvili said in a statement. Margvelashvili had originally sent the draft back to parliament with his objections which included opposing a call for an end to direct elections for president. But parliament overturned his veto. Margvelashvili, who was elected in 2013 for a five-year term, criticized the ruling Georgian Dream party for adopting the constitution without a consensus with other political forces in the ex-Soviet country.  It has been obvious since the very first day (of the constitutional reform process) that the ruling party aimed to adopt a one-party constitution,  he said. The next presidential election in Georgia is to be held in 2018 and it is not clear whether Margvelashvili, who is at odds with the ruling party on several issues, will stand again. MPs from the Georgian Dream said the constitutional reform process set a new constitutional tradition and culture in Georgia.  The amendments were introduced not to strengthen the ruling party s political positions, but ... to strengthen democracy in Georgia,  Irakli Kobakhidze, a parliamentary speaker said. The new constitution will enter into force following the next presidential election next year. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: georgia president reluctantly signs new constitution lawtbilisi reuters georgia president giorni margvelashvili friday reluctantly signed law new constitution away direct election president switch system proportional representation parliament margvelashvili unsuccessfully tried veto draft bill said personally difficult sign document interests stability country straddles energy supply route europe arena strategic rivalry russia west considering country internal external challenges fact everything avoid possible causes detribalization i signing document margvelashvili said statement margvelashvili originally sent draft back parliament objections included opposing call end direct elections president but parliament overturned veto margvelashvili elected term criticized ruling georgia dream party adopting constitution without consensus political forces country it obvious since first day constitutional reform process ruling party aimed adopt constitution said the next presidential election georgia held clear whether margvelashvili odds ruling party several issues stand mps georgia dream said constitutional reform process set new constitutional tradition culture georgia the amendments introduced strengthen ruling party political positions strengthen democracy georgia israeli kobakhidze parliamentary speaker said the new constitution enter force following next presidential election next year worldnews