Thousands of pro-European demonstrators march for the ninth consecutive night in Georgia, a few hours after the Georgian Prime Minister announced that he had won his showdown with protesters who accuse the government of putting the brakes on the country's ambitions to join the EU. "You can hear the people, you can hear the anger right now in the streets, not just in Tbilisi, but all over the country", says Alexander Kavtaradze, a 35-year-old university student. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES AND SOUNDBITES