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In the end, overlooking politics in Iavoloha proved too hard
09/01/2013 | 11:29:37
The Palace of Iavoloha, the official wishes presentation ceremony, and an opportunity to address the current situation of the country’s political turmoil. This was basically not scheduled, but neither was the crisis, was it? So, politicians could not help rubbing it in.
“This, as per usual, solemn ceremony will be the opportunity granted to the Chief of State to describe the year 2012 balance sheet as well as Madagascar’s perspectives for the year 2013. On this account, in the name of the Nation’s honor and for the sake of the Malagasy People longing for the moment to be solemn and complying with the protocol, and contrary to the various gossips making their way back and forth, any other political declaration, whatever the issue, will be banned and stated on another more suitable occasion.” So read the transitional presidency’s official stand concerning this official wishes presentation ceremony a handful of days ago. The transitional leader actually obliged and gladly enumerated his achievements and perspective, namely the construction of one new road to the airport of Ivato, the opening of a city hall in Toamasina and so on… He also entitled Jean Omer Beriziky’s government to decide about a potential 10% bonus on civil servants’ paychecks. Then, Andry Rajoelina emphasized the Malagasy people’s right to choose its leaders… most likely as a way to display his will to challenge the international pressure related to the way to go towards the settlement of the political crisis. As far as he is concerned, Mamy Rakotoarivelo, the Transitional Congress’ chairman replied by focusing on the issue’s very hardcore, namely the lack of will to implement the crisis settlement Roadmap the way it is supposed to, particularly its articles 16, 17 and 20 concerning, as per usual, former president Marc Ravalomanana’s right to recover home soil and the political appeasement
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29/04/2013 | 07:57:54
For the presidential race expected to take place on July 24th, the Special Electoral Court found as many as 49 candidacy applications out in its mailbox. Some of them do however not match the standards and are likely to get rejected. The official starting line will be known on May 3rd. [See]
26/04/2013 | 16:52:34
the transitional leader has interacted over a quarter of a hour with Pope Francis inside the Vatican in the morning of April 26th, according to the Holy See's reports. The ruling power's delegation also met with Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State, and Dominique Mamberti, Secretary in charge of state public relations [See]
26/04/2013 | 16:25:29
the former first lady gets a move on and recover the country's political and economic front scenes. Now that her application has reached the Special Electoral Court, she made to Manjakandriana to visit one of the TIKO corporation's factories, completely brought to its knees by four years of organized looting [See]
24/04/2013 | 08:26:07
It seems that muscles are gradually getting flexed. Associations and politicians begin to reply to the harsh criticism vociferated by supporters of Andry Rajoelina and to one part of the international community as well, particularly about the FFKM’s leadership led mediation process related issue. The billionaire presidential candidate Sylvain Rabetsaroana led an offensive against Fatma Samura, the UNDP resident Spokeswoman in Madagascar. [See]
23/04/2013 | 07:40:39
The former first lady intends to deliver her candidacy application to the Special Electoral Court on Thursday, April 25th, according to the Ravalomanana political sphere. In between, her electoral war machine progressively shapes up. Ultimately, the political sphere is expecting to keep the eye wide opened, namely through its presence at the very quarter level in big cities like Antananarivo. [See]
22/04/2013 | 07:31:56
an eventual new transition would be a source of hope for some ones, a source of nightmare for others. The mediation action engaged by the FFKM, the Confederation of Christian Churches in Madagascar widely captured the focus as a matter of fact. Those who have been longing over four years for Andry Rajoelina to back off are rather optimistic whereas those who yearn for elections to be carried out as quickly as possible do frown the eyebrows. [See]
19/04/2013 | 20:06:39
the transitional leader's party has turned out its sixth horse on the presidential race's starting line. Former transitional prime minister Camille Vital solemnly made his intentions to run the presidential race public. Edgar Razafindravahy, the TGV party's official champion, inherits another challenger from his own party. [See]
18/04/2013 | 16:20:56
The Confederation of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) has tackled its mediation project and addressed scores of political parties at a time inside the international conference center's facilities in Ivato. More than 200 political groups sent their delegations. Former president Didier Ratsiraka, freshly landing on from his flight, took part into the event. So did the home based former president Albert Zafy [See]
17/04/2013 | 16:45:01
The military leadership which has been supporting Andry Rajoelina from the very beginning of the on going political crisis seem to stay at a growing distance from the current ruling power. The top commanding officers have just signed a promise to remain neutral in the run of the incoming electoral time in Madagascar [See]
16/04/2013 | 08:14:18
The nomination of Lalao Ravalomanana as the Ravalomanana sphere's candidate into the next presidential elections is widely backed by the whole of the political sphere as well as by all of the former president’s supporters. The other political groups progressively emulate. The GTT International Geneva requires “the compulsory restoration of fair electoral conditions, bearing in mind that the current ones definitely not pledge any transparency to the incoming elections which are likely to be challenged” [See]
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