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Protesters in Madagascar return to the streets despite the disbandment of the Government

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Protesters in Madagascar return to the streets despite the disbandment of the Government
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The security forces fired tear gas to dispel hundreds of young demonstrators in the capital of Madagascar who went to the streets again despite the decision of the President to partially discount their demands by dissolving the government.

Andry Rajoelina appeared on Monday night and said that he wanted to create a dialogue with young people who advocate for access to electricity, and promised support measures affected by robbery.

In the message on the Facebook page of the Protest Movement, some of the organizers protests said that they were disappointed by his speech and demanded an apology from him and now a remedial prime minister, as well as the removal of Antananariva.

Others went on, waving messages with messages like “We need electricity, Rajoelina van,” Rajoela van “, showed a recording of antananariva, broadcast on private television Real TV Madagasikar.

The protesters also marched in the city of Phenoirivo, a small town 20 km west of the capital, showed a recording of Real TV.

The gathered took place in Mahajang, 510 km northwest of Antananariva, and in Diego Suarez, 950 km north of the capital, private agencies were reported 2424.mg and Fitproduction.

The government spokesperson did not immediately answer the request for a comment about the protest on Tuesday.

The United Nations state that at least 22 people were killed, and more than 100 were injured in the protests who started last week and now last the fourth day.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected data on victims who distributed the UN, saying that the data did not come from the competent national authorities and to be based on rumors or misinformation.

Inspired by the so-called “Generation Z” protests in Kenya and Nepal, four days of demonstration were the largest in the Indian Ocean for years and the most serious challenge facied by Rajoelina from its 2023. Years.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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