Published 09/13/2023 10:55:40 a.m.

Madagascar:opposition denounces “an institutional coup d’état”

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10 of 13 presidential candidates say court rulings were dictated by President Andry Rajoelina. Prime Minister Christian Ntsay was put in charge of the nation in the run-up to a presidential election. The head of the Constitutional Court dismissed accusations of bias. Voters in Madagascar head to the polls to elect a president on November 9.

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Madagascar:opposition denounces “an institutional coup d’état”

The Malagasy opposition has denounced "an institutional coup d'état" orchestrated by President Rajoelina, after a series of court decisions which, according to it, favor the head of state candidate for re-election in less than two months.

09/13/2023 10:55:40 a.m.·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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Seychelles News Agency

Madagascar opposition condemns 'institutional coup' before vote

Opposition parties in Madagascar have denounced what they say is an "institutional coup" after the prime minister, an ally of President Andry Rajoelina, was put in charge of the nation in the run-up to a presidential election. In a letter to electoral authorities received on Tuesday, 10 of 13 presidential candidates said court rulings that handed the reins of the Indian Ocean island to Christian Ntsay were dictated by Rajoelina and his entourage…

09/13/2023 7:55:01 a.m.·Seychelles

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