Politics

The SADC wants to relaunch the constitutional order restoration process in Madagascar. Once again, the political solution via an inclusive dialogue is privileged. The other, the military one, is not for today yet. Lire la suite »

It isn't yet psychosis but the public authorities, either the government of transition or the police forces, shake the spectrum of a terrorist threat in Madagascar. Prime minister Roindefo has an idea of what lurks behind the two hand made bombs. Lire la suite »

The United States regret the failure of the international Group of contact. The State Department for foreign business still believes in a political and consensual exit from the Madagascan crisis. Lire la suite »

The Ravalomanana party chief reaffirmed his side's willingness to continue the dialogue for a consensual exit from the political crisis, emphasizing its previous consented concessions. According to Fetison Andrianirina, the two original protagonists have the responsibility to find the solution. Lire la suite »

The mediators of the international Group of contact have been keeping the pressure up on representatives of the four negotiating sides, in vain. Preliminaries around the amnesty question didn't wither. The HAT didn't have anything there to win but all to lose. Lire la suite »

The international mediators' decision to suspend negotiations between parties concerned by the Madagascan crisis has almost been expected. In spite of the agreements found on the transition's institutions, the discussions came up against the sensitive question of amnesty, blocked by all kinds of preliminaries. Lire la suite »

Madagascar vigilance plan Vigimada, is the pack of measures taken by the government of transition to stem the insecurity climate and to face a possible armed conflict. Monja Roindefo wants to be reassuring but also… presumptuous about the reception of the" invaders ". Lire la suite »

June 26th is a temporal reference used by the different sides. Way out of from the crisis, return of president Ravalomanana, the national day has never ever been so politicized. For the legalistic movement, out of question to hoist the flags, as long as "Dad" is not back home. Lire la suite »

The debate on the amnesty is a favourite topic for the leaders of the legalistic movement. Jean Louis Rakotoamboa, Secrectary General of the Teza party emphasized that Andry Rajoelina must be as concerned by the amnesty regarding his responsibilities and the serious consequences of his acts during the 2009 political crisis. Lire la suite »

The Rajoelina party withdraws from the negotiations. Pressed by the HAT, Andry Rajoelina confirmed this withdrawal motivated by the fear of president Ravalomanana's return in the country. Lire la suite »