Marc Ravalomanana: “I won’t just comb the sand”

President Ravalomanana regrets the non return to constitutional order in Madagascar though the SADC and the African Union condemned the Coup which forced him out of the country. “It is necessary to make more to re-establish legality and democracy, which supposes the consideration of all options, including a military intervention “, he insisted, invigorated by the firm position of COMESA on the resolution of the Madagascan crisis. 

According to Marc Ravalomanana, the citizens suffer the most under this illegal regime which has repeatedly refused to take the international community calls into account. “I am not going to stay still and allow an illegal regime brutalize the Malagasy people “, he said. The exiled president insures that he” remains determined to find a pacific solution to the dialogue”. So much progress and positive signs have been noticed during negotiations so far.  

The first of president Ravalomanana’s concern is” to make the Madagascan compatriots  feel in security… which is not the case under this illegal regime “. “I fully sustain the restoration of peace, legality and security in Madagascar “, he insured. Marc Ravalomanana estimates that there is a problem when the president of the country regularly keeps on receiving death threats. 

According to the one that has been ousted by the putsch, a quick return of democracy is too important stake for the Madagascan people. “Our country cannot afford to be an outcast as it is now vis-à-vis the international community because of the illegal acts committed by a minority “, sustained Marc Ravalomanana. Concerning his return in Madagascar, he emphasized to be supported by the international community to be fully involved in the order restoration process. “The countdown to my come back is running “, it insisted.