The new military leader of Madagascar Michel Randrianirina, the commander of the elite military unit, declared a transition period of two years during which he will remain in power, after which new elections will be held.
“The transition period will last a maximum of two years. During that period, a referendum will be held for the adoption of the new Constitution, and then the elections for the gradual establishment of new institutions,” said Randria.
He earlier today, he said the army took control of that African island state. Madagascar military leaders took over the government today after the Senate, the Constitutional Court, an election body and other state institutions.
Previously, the President of Madagascar Andry Rajoelin left the country and dissolved by the Assembly after multisadmic anti-government protests.
The deputies earlier today launched the President’s revocation process, while the Presidency announced that the Meeting of Parliament was unconstitutional and that any decision or resolution arose nullness after the dissolution of the Assembly.
Meanwhile, the forces of Madagascar joined the protesters leading young and who oppose the President Andry Rajoelini.
Police chief, he further pointed out solidarity with the army and national gendarmeria, emphasizing the growing institutional support for demonstrations, stated in a statement.
In addressing the nation with an unknown location on Monday, Rajoelina refused to resign despite the pressure of multi-sided protests of citizens who demand his departure from power.
(Vijesti.ba)
