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U.S. American congressmen visiting the Big Island
06/07/2012 | 15:02:23
Their visit may not specifically be focusing on the Madagascan crisis, but some members of U.S. American Congress spending this weekend in Madagascar are quite likely to address the issue. Their mission concerns first and foremost the program aimed at strengthening parliamentary cooperation between both nations. Meetings namely with the local transitional congress’ President as well as with the formal national unity Prime Minister, Omer Beriziky are being scheduled.
During their short stay, the six members of the North American Congress will also have the opportunity to discuss with members of Malagasy civil society. Scores of topics will be addressed, namely the protection of the environment, the new form of human trafficking related issue and the restoration of democratic institutions in Madagascar.
Since the beginning of the political crisis in Madagascar, and after the coup of March 2009, the U.S. government has always been stressing the need to recover constitutional order through free and transparent elections accepted by each and every decision maker and citizen in the crisis. This position has naturally pushed the American government to play a deaf ear to Andry Rajoelina, the year 2009’s putsch maker number one.
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17/06/2013 | 08:41:19
Lalao Ravalomanana, the former first lady has, by the end of the week, tackled her campaign in the North of Madagascar, while, Andry Rajoelina, the self proclaimed transitional leader and her main opponent took the opposite direction, and opened a hospital in Toliara. Let the challenge begin. The SADC has however just been having its meeting in Maputo and emphasized as a consequence that it would pledge no recognition to any election involving any of the three candidates rejected by the international community. Everyone is playing a deaf ear to that so far. [See]
14/06/2013 | 09:54:20
Some parliament members who used to be very much supportive of Andry Rajoelina, the transitional leader, have just been fired as one of the latest governmental cabinet meeting's outcome.A wave of indignation shakes the Upper Chamber, while the dismissed ones even intend to raise a protest movement. [See]
13/06/2013 | 08:39:37
The transitional parliament is currently ponding, and expected to pass a law draft concerning the temporary absence of top leadership, supposed to follow Andry Rajoelina's resignation from his position of ruling power's current leader. Andry Rajoelina decided to contradict his own word and enter the presidential race, yet has not stepped down on May 27th, as he had to . As for the constitutional void addressed by transitional parliamentarians, it is theirs and theirs alone to decide, according the crisis settlement Roadmap [See]
11/06/2013 | 09:12:55
The FFKM keen on taking the next step forward: after its general consultation casted at the International Conference Center in Ivato by the beginning of May, the FFKM church leaders made it clear that the latest three chiefs of state and the current outgoing leader of the transitional ruling power will be brought together in the run of a summit. When these four party talks will be started, has not yet been revealed by the FFKM leaders. Yet, a cluster of sources considers the need to cast the summit before June 26th's national day as paramount. The invitations respectively sent to the island's latest three Presidents Didier Ratsiraka, Albert Zafy and Marc Ravalomanana, as well as to the transitional ruling power's leader Andry Rajoelina, are already underway. Making a reality out of these four party talks actually hints Marc Ravalomanana to be allowed back home from his forced exile in South Africa, where he has been remaining since having been ousted back in 2009 [See]
10/06/2013 | 09:00:39
This year's June 26th may expect to be more peculiar than the other ones. Military commanders decided to make it theirs, as a matter of fact. The armed forces will get inspected by the armed forces transitional minister and the transitional secretary of state for the state police department. Not a single civilian leader will be seen at this inspection during the military parade inside the stadium of Mahamasina, and the celebrations basically organized by the civilian government have been canceled. [See]
07/06/2013 | 08:07:23
the transitional government decided to postpone the presidential elections to August 23rd. A major part of the candidates opposes the decision, while the National Electoral Commission regrets the fact of having been granted no say in this issue. The International Community's reaction is still to come, yet the SADC has so far been emphatically opposing any postponment of the presidential showdown [See]
06/06/2013 | 08:44:38
The electoral judges agreed on a decision which does not contradict the previous one taken back on May 3rd, concerning July 24th's presidential election's starting line. Each and every request of reprocessing the list of presidential candidates addressed to the Special Electoral Court recieved a negative response [See]
04/06/2013 | 07:53:15
The transitional ruling power's institution leaders have gathered, protected by an unusually outstanding mlitary ring, and their so named secretive conclave's outcome ws a resolution, content of which has not been publicly revealed. The press got not entitled to any official copy of this resolution. Although, some political sphere members who attended the conclave provided with leaks concerning this mysterious resolution. It would be all about the Special Electoral Court to be ordered to issue the official list of candidates deemed to run the presidential race, within the next 48 hours [See]
03/06/2013 | 08:20:59
Everything hints the likely postponment of the presidential elections basically supposed to take place on July 24th. Series of politically motivated hindrances increasingly make it unlikely to come true as expected so far. However, a certain number of presidential candidates jointly emphasized their opposition to any postponment. Besides, the International Community happening to be financially backing these elections firmly stands against any call off. [See]
30/05/2013 | 08:26:55
Jean Omer Beriziky, the transitional prime minister has led a cabinet meeting on Thursday, May 29th at the palace of Mahazoarivo, while Andry Rajoelina, the transitional leader was expecting to do exactly the same at the palace of'Iavoloha. Things have actually been no more the way they used to be between both political figures since Andry Rajoelina refused to step down from his position though having been controversially accepted on July 24th's electoral competition's starting line [See]
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