Madagascar Protests: Military Backs Opposition Amid Calls for President's Resignation
FRANCE 24 EnglishNovember 5, 20251 min5,671 views
12 connections·16 entities in this video→Escalating Protests in Madagascar
- 🕯️ Hundreds gathered in the capital to honor victims of recent protests, including army personnel and over 20 civilians.
- ✊ The elite military unit CAPSAT has joined anti-government protesters, demanding President Andry Rajoelina's resignation.
"Attempted Coup" Allegations
- 🚨 The presidential office has labeled CAPSAT's actions, including naming a new army head, as an "attempted coup."
- ⚡ The military unit's move signifies a significant escalation in the political crisis.
Youth-Led Movement and Corruption Allegations
- 📣 The youth-led "Gen Z Madagascar" movement, initially protesting utility cuts, has broadened its scope.
- 🚫 The movement now calls for an end to political corruption and a complete overhaul of the system.
- 🗓️ Protests have been gaining traction since September, with demonstrators vowing to continue until the president resigns.
- 💥 The president previously fired his government on September 29th in response to initial demonstrations.
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