US EditionNews24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar
Protesters demand President Andry Rajoelina's resignation amid worsening poverty and utility failures, with the United Nations reporting 22 deaths and over 100 injuries during week-long unrest.
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The Straits TimesMadagascar youth protesters suspend marches in capital for 24 hours
ANTANANARIVO — Organizers of Madagascar's youth-led anti-government protests suspended marches in the capital of Antananarivo on Thursday for 24 hours, citing concerns over demonstrators' health and strength, but marches continued in other parts of the large island nation.
Madagascar Protesters Pause Capital Marches, Vow Stronger Return
The United Nations says at least 22 people have been killed and more than 100 injured so far in the week-long protests. The government rejects those figures. The post Madagascar Protesters Pause Capital Marches, Vow Stronger Return appeared first on StratNews Global.
Antananarivo, 2 October, 7h50 – No demonstrations scheduled this Thursday in the Capital and its surroundings. 的Strategic suspension of the movement for 24 hours, announces the Facebook page Gen Z Madagascar on Wednesday evening. It evokes the need to preserve everyone's health and energy in order to explain this strategic withdrawal from the movement. 的It is not a step backwards but a strategy, stresses Gen Z Madagascar. It ensures that the dem…
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