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Andry Rajoelina, leader of the High Authority of Transition, is once again compelled to change his plans. The national dialogue basically meant to take place on May 27th and 28th is being postponed. Lire la suite »

The latest days have been darkened by series of bad news for the FJKM protestant churches. A pastor has been shot deae in the run of the military confrontation of May 20th, the church's radio channel has been silenced, and employees currently being held in police custody. Lire la suite »

Envoys sent by the South African president, Jacob Zuma, have just left Antananarivo after a one week long stay. They had the opportunity to engage talks with the Malagasy political mobilities, in view of a incoming meeting in Pretoria. Lire la suite »

Next to shoot out, here are negotiations. The military authorities announced intense negotiation rounds between the forces loyal to the High Authority of Transition and the Intervention Force of the national state police (FIGN). The other military camps' stand is this communication battle's real stake. Lire la suite »

Concerning France's embassy's reaction following the arrest of the pro-Ravalomanana french citizens, Ambroise Ravonison, the vice-Prime minister Hyppolite Raharison, labelled it as interference. Lire la suite »

Andry Rajoelina’s political party is potentially compelled to find another candidate in order to run the presidential race, following the young putsch maker’s solemn pull out declaration Lire la suite »

The political situation is still mobilizing the clerical leaders' movement. On Thursday May 20th, a special worshipping session dedicated to exorcism might come true. Lire la suite »

The nomination of the new government of the High Authority of Transition has been failing to come true two weeks after the Pretorian negotiation stage's failure although Andry Rajoelina had "promised" to set it up within two or three days by the beginning of April. Lire la suite »

The HAT Prime Minister, Camille Vital, announced that his government’s new members would mostly be technicians. No potential electoral contenders allowed. Lire la suite »

The political mobilities bound by the Maputo and Addis Ababa agreements are believing Andry Rajoelina’s latest move to be far from enough to settle the crisis. If Andry Rajoelina decided not to run the presidential elections, “who cares?” argued Fetison Andrianirina, from the Marc Ravalomanana mobility. The consensus and only the consensus is the solution to the crisis, according to him. Lire la suite »