Madagascar Military Leader Takes Presidency After Coup, Promises New Constitution
FRANCE 24 EnglishNovember 5, 20251 min1,010 views
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- ⚡ A military coup has led to the toppling of President Andry Rajoelina, with Colonel Michael Ranjaneri seizing power.
- 🏛️ Ranjaneri announced the dissolution of all Malagasy institutions, except the National Assembly, and will soon be sworn in as president of the transition.
- 💬 He stated the military had to take responsibility due to the absence of a president, head of the Senate, and government.
Public Reaction and Hopes for Change
- 🎉 The military takeover was largely welcomed in the capital, Antananarivo, following weeks of protests against the former president.
- 🗣️ Citizens expressed relief and hope that the new leadership would bring about real change, with one resident comparing the feeling to being released from prison.
- ⚠️ A message was sent to the successor to learn from past mistakes and govern differently.
International Response
- 🌍 France's foreign ministry urged Madagascar's new authorities to exercise restraint and responsibility.
- ⚖️ France also called for the preservation of democracy and the rule of law, though they did not openly condemn the military takeover.
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