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Foreign media: Political unrest in Madagascar, President La Giolina has left by French military plane

[World Wide Web Reporter Zhao Jiandong] According to reports by Radio France Internationale (RFI), Reuters and other foreign media on the 13th, Madagascar has recently been in political turmoil, and President Rajoelina has left the country with the assistance of France. Reports said that the evacuation was based on the agreement reached between Rajoelina and French President Macron, but France claimed that it would not interfere in Madagascar's internal affairs.

According to French media, the presidential palace in Madagascar had previously said on social media that La Jolina would deliver a national speech on the evening of the 13th, but after the case of confirmed departure, La Jolina is currently on a mysterious journey, the exact location is unclear.

The presidential office of Madagascar has not yet responded to the matter.

The Presidential Palace of Madagascar issued a written statement on October 12th, condemning the ongoing "illegal attempt to seize power by force" in the country. In its statement, the Presidential Palace of Malaysia severely condemned this attempt to destabilize, calling it "violating the national constitution and * principles". The presidential palace stressed that the current situation is "extremely serious" and reiterated that "dialogue is the only way and way out to solve the current crisis".

Since 25 September, large-scale demonstrations have erupted in several cities, including the capital of Madagascar, Tananarivo, in protest of frequent water shortages. Violence in shops, residential houses,, robbery and firing has resulted in casualties and property losses. On 11 October, a military camp in southern Tananarivo was shaken, and some soldiers joined the demonstration and demanded President Rajolina to resign.



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