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Ravalomanana sphere: To go or not go? the next question
16/04/2012 | 17:08:10
The disappointment is huge for the supporters of ousted president Marc Ravalomanana as a consequence of the new amnesty bill happening to be ruling the former head of state out, condemned by the HAT’s justice for murder in the case February 7th, 2009. True reconciliation between the main opposing sides in this crisis is definitely impossible. Everyone is in expectation of the Ravalomanana sphere’s reaction to this. Logically, it is supposed to pull out of from the crisis settlement process. The movement’s leader has however not yet given the green light.
Members of the movement complained on Monday, April 6th at the SADC’s office in Antananarivo and made their malcontent clear. Marc Ravalomanana preferred to leave the choice to its own ones. "You were willing to enter the transition weren’t you? You will find the way out by yourselves" he responded in a phone line call to his supporters gathered in the Magro square. How will the sphere members who joined the government and the parliament react? The ordinary supporters are just waiting for their resignation. They are apparently not clearly bound to oblige. Some might have been enjoying their position more than expected
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17/05/2013 | 08:15:14
The former president of the National Assembly and former mayor of Antananarivo city, passed away in France on May 16th, while he calling in to relatives. Richard Andriamanjato used to be a major figure over several decades in the Malagasy political life. He passed away, ripe with age, at 84 [See]
16/05/2013 | 08:37:50
The city named Fianarantsoa, located in the southern part of Madagascar's central regions, has been invaded by legions of migrating locusts. The occurence happens to be seldom enough to deserve a say. The invader massively assaulted green spaces. According to eye witnesses, swarms of locusts hovering above the city plunged it into the dark for a while. The FAO reports that nearly half of the national territory has now been conquered by some 500 billions of locusts. [See]
15/05/2013 | 08:20:44
Each and every official presidential candidate serving into the transitional government, the transitional parliament or any other public position, must resign before this year's May . Le président de la 26th, according to the electoral code. Not even the transitional leader is normally allowed to skirt around this compulsory must. Could Andry Rajoelina ever be attempted to forget to comply, the International Community, will simply cut financial supplies to the elections short [See]
14/05/2013 | 08:00:15
In the run of a ceremony held at the City Council's building in remembrance of the popular movement which took place back on May 13th 1972, Andry Rajoelina, the transitional leader, confirmed that he is bound to take part into the presidential race basically expected to start on July 24th. He finds no ground at all to pull out from the presidential tournament, as he used to pledge shortly before. [See]
11/05/2013 | 14:41:42
Jean Omer Beriziky gave a piece of his mind to the Special Electoral Court when condemning a "far too flagrant blunder" as a response to the validation of Andry Rajoelina's candidacy to the incoming presidential election basically expected to take place on july, 24th. The Prime Minister declared however that he could nothing but ring the alarm bell in face of such a deviation. The transitional government is actually not allowed to touch the Special Electoral Court members. [See]
08/05/2013 | 10:03:20
Former Malagasy president Didier Ratsiraka, current candidate running the incoming presidential elections basically expected to take place on July, 24th, strongly opposes the use of the "single ballot". He holds this project as foolish, considering the unexpectedly high number of candidates and the high rate of illiteracy on the Great Isle. "Not even developed countries are making use of any single ballot. I wonder why on earth should a developing country like Madagascar ever go for it." declared the former president in a talk show produced by the TV PLUS channel. Didier Ratsiraka believes the use of the single ballot to pave the way for electoral frauds since lowly educated voters would become more vulnerable to cheats, namely by being prompted to put more than one cross down, which would automatically ruin the vote as a whole [See]
07/05/2013 | 07:49:49
the current transitional leader will have to resign from his position before this year's May, 26th. The electoral code actually wants any acting state leader to step down at least 60 days before the presidential election's D-day. Not even Andry Rajoelina can afford to skirt around this obligation now that he surprisingly entered the presidential race basically expected to take place on July, 24th. [See]
06/05/2013 | 07:59:12
The participants to the national conference organized by the Confederation of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) have ultimately agreed on the need of a new "short" term transition. In short, the current ruling power’s whole structure is being challenged and widely shaken [See]
03/05/2013 | 19:51:23
Andry Rajoelina, the current transitional leader has chosen to enforce his candidacy for the incoming presidential election at the eleventh hour, and the Special Electoral Court validated it. 41 candidates in all out of 50 addressed applications are allowed to line up on the presidential race's starting line. [See]
02/05/2013 | 14:34:40
the trnasitional leader feels the rope getting tighter around his neck. He perfectly knows that the resolution deemed to be produced as the outcome of the summit organized by the Confederation of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) is about to turn into much of a blow to him. The FFKM's conference expected to address the settlement of the crisis which has been engulfing Madagascar will develop from May, 3rd to May 5th. So, Andry Rajoelina preferred daring a desperate move by presenting all of a sudden another settlement project to the SADC [See]
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