legalistic leaders convened for investigation

Neither the outcome nor the stakes of the investigation are known. The leaders of the support movement for Marc Ravalomanana are convened by the police. The exiled president’s partisans simply describe it as intimidation.

The state police would have established a link between the demonstration of support for Marc Ravalomanana and the bomb attempts in the capital city. For the same motive, the old deputy of Taolagnaro, Yves Aimé has been arrested on last June 25th. H/it has been freed after two days of investigation. This time, there is no less than ten legalistic leaders that are convened.

Among the leaders of the legalistic movement convened: Raharinaivo Andrianatoandro, Jean Louis Rakotoamboa, Ambroise Ravonison, Alain Andriamiseza, Andrianalijaona Andriamanampy, Fidson Mananjara etc. In brief, former parliamentarians and politicians who militated since mid-March against the Coup which led to the exile of Marc Ravalomanana.

In fact, since the beginning of the investigation, the authorities established a supposed link between the bomb attempts in the capital city and the demonstration of Marc Ravalomanana’s supporters. Since the first explosion in a supermarket of the capital, Raharinaivo Andrianatoandro, Marc Ravalomanana’s party spokesman, yet has been denying the involvement of the president’s supporters in these gloomy projects, while condemning them.

The legalistic leaders are today surprised to receive convocation from the authorities.