The way back to the negotiation table

The admiral Hyppolite Raharison, HAT deputy Prime minister in charge of the foreign Office, has hinted to some of his collaborators that, in the current run of the situation, giving in to talks is compulsory. 

The Malagasy political crisis is actually still miles away from a genuine long term solution. The Andry Rajoelina team’s stubborn will to impose its transitional rules up to the next elections would have only made the people poorer. In face of very dangerous uncertainties, and indeed due to an even more dangerous growing impatience within the armed forces, Rajoelina’s collaborators are swaying stand 

According to Rajoelina’s supporters, the next round of negotiations ought to be concerning Marc Ravalomanana and their leader. Such a pattern proposed by Rajoelina’s proxies is still offside, regarding the Maputo and Addis Ababa agreements. 

Marc Ravalomanana has definitely ruled out the possibility to get rid of Didier Rastiraka and Albert Zafy in the run of potential negotiations The president in exile is longing for the involvement of all signatories of the Maputo agreements within their implementations. 

Mediation withing the Malagasy crisis has recently been relaunched by the French state Secretary, Alain Joyandet. The French proposition proved to have been far from convincing. The resumption of talks is being expected before long.