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Here is the new Prime minister Omer Beriziky´s cabinet: deputy prime minister in charge of the Development and Territory Management, Hajo Andrianainarivelo; deputy prime minister in charge of the Economy and the Industry: Botozaza Pierrot; foreign office: Rajaonarivelo Pierrot; Agriculture department: Ravatomanga Rolland; Trade department: Ramalason Olga; Communication department: Rolly Mercia; Culture department: Ravelomanantsoa Elia; Decentralization department: Tsiranana Ruffine; Water Management departement: Reboza Julian; National Education department: Manoro Régis Farming department: Randriamandranto Hanta; Energy management department: Nestor Raharindriaka; Superior education department: Razafindehibe Hilaire; Technical education: Ndremanjary Jean André; Environment and forest resources management department: Randriamiharisoa; Finance Ministry: Rajaonarimampianina Hery; Labor department: Randriamanantsoa Tabera; Fuel management department: Marcel Bernard Interior ministry: Rakotoarisoa Florent; Youth department: Andriantiana Ulrich; Justice ministry: Razanamahasoa Christine; Mining resources management: Randrianfeno Daniella; fishing resources management: Manondriky Sylvain; Population ministry: Vaomalala Olga; Telecommunication department: Ny Hasina Andriamanjato; Handicraft department: Alibena Elisa Razafitombo; Ministry in charge of relations between Institutions: Manantsoa Victor; Healthcare department: Juanita; Interior Security: General controller Rakotondrazaka Arsène; Sport department: Botralahy Gérard; Tourism department: Rakotomamonjy Jean Max; Transportation management department: Rabenjamina; public works department: Colonel Botomanovatsara; Armed forces: General Rakotoarimasy André Lucien; State police department: General Randrianazar
The latest evidence of unilateralism pisses the opposition off. Andry Rajoelina decided to appoint the government's new members without the opposition´s agreement. Nothing but the starting eleven previously rejected by the opposition was published on November 21st. The opposition demonstrated in front of the Prime minister's palace in Mahazoarivo while the appointment ceremony was taking place at the palace of Iavoloha. Some opposition members still attended this ceremony though. Some others would keep away from the cabinet, though having been appointed, unless a new agreement comes forth. A ten out of the previous government´s ministers are still in charge, merely had to swap department.