International sanctions: The HAT considering retaliation

Proxies of the High Authority of Transition’s leader are addressing their “revenge”. The members of the opposition’s three political mobilities might become the victims of HAT led national sanctions. 

Partisans and collaborators of Rajoelina speak of potential arrests, namely of those who lead March 17th’s demonstrations. There are rumours of possible bank account freezing as well as potential ban on travels abroad. 

Such a brutal and lawless behavior could be considered as the HAT official reaction to the individual sanctions voted by the African Union’s Peace and Security Council against figures hindering the implementation of agreements signed in Maputo and Addis-Ababa.