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State policemen pissed off: the army on its way to blast off
04/03/2010 | 13:42:10
The State Police's Intervention Force's officers and foot soldiers (FIGN) displayed their malcontent in broad daylight. Weapons in hands in front of TV cameras, they gave a 24 hours long deadline to the authorities for the publication of the inquiries' results concerning the embezzlement of the bonus prime dedicated to them in 2009
The FIGN led ultimatum is the worst armed forces' related incident ever for the HAT. And the situation gets increasingly tricky. Without a magic wand deal, the army might get soon vividly polarized. The FIGN's state policemen based in Fort Duchesne camp triggered a processed which might be in for the long term.
A lieutenant colonel, surrounded with several heavily armed state policemen, required live for the inquiries' results to be published They installed barricades at the camp's gateway. State policemen also require the resignation of the state police commander, general Bruno Razafindrakoto, accused of being among those that would have embezzled 500 millions of Ariaries.
At the time of a recent phone line intervention in the Magro square, Marc Ravalomanana, the president reversed by the year 2009 Coup, confirmed that he did release prime bonuses for soldiers and state policemen before his departure, but someone withered with the jackpot.
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