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The Security Department’s number one at the Transitional Superior Council is increasingly falling out with the regime’s führer Andry Rajoelina. Alain Ramaroson used to be one of the putsch’s main masterminds by the beginning of 2009. Three years later, he is on the brink of joining the opposition’s ranks. The dispute originated from his niece’s death. Nadine Ramaroson was the transitional minister in charge of the Population Department and died when her boat tragically capsized in 2010. Alain Ramaroson remains firmly convinced that it was a murder, and progressively started to bother the ruling power. His home was recently searched as a response. The state police officials who used to support him were respectfully forced to step down, the latest of them being the national state police’s now former number one, namely general Bruno Razafindrakoto, famed for his close links to Alain Ramaroson. All of these events are components for a single one canvas. Tensions are in no way going down. Alain Ramaroson retaliates with a threat, namely unveiling highly inconvenient details about January, 26th 2009. On that day, several dozens of lives were claimed by strife and lootings as Andry Rajoelina was spurring on mobs on the capital city’s streets. To be continued.
The Security Department’s number one at the Transitional Superior Council is increasingly falling out with the regime’s führer Andry Rajoelina. Alain Ramaroson used to be one of the putsch’s main masterminds by the beginning of 2009. Three years later, he is on the brink of joining the opposition’s ranks. The dispute originated from his niece’s death. Nadine Ramaroson was the transitional minister in charge of the Population Department and died when her boat tragically capsized in 2010. Alain Ramaroson remains firmly convinced that it was a murder, and progressively started to bother the ruling power. His home was recently searched as a response. The state police officials who used to support him were respectfully forced to step down, the latest of them being the national state police’s now former number one, namely general Bruno Razafindrakoto, famed for his close links to Alain Ramaroson. All of these events are components for a single one canvas. Tensions are in no way going down. Alain Ramaroson retaliates with a threat, namely unveiling highly inconvenient details about January, 26th 2009. On that day, several dozens of lives were claimed by strife and lootings as Andry Rajoelina was spurring on mobs on the capital city’s streets. To be continued.