Retour à l’ordre constitutionnel!

Du cote des légalistes le retour a l’ordre constitutionnel est primordial mais surtout important pour le développement du pays mais aussi on peut traduire que c’est un grand pas pour toutes les personnes qui ne sont pas d’accord avec ce premier jeune président non élu démocratiquement au monde.

Pour ma part je n’ai jamais émis d’opinion mais aujourd’hui je pense que le mieux pour nous malgaches est de faire sortir le pays le plus vite possible de cette impasse que les hommes politiques sont en train de nous faire subir. Non seulement avec leurs fiertés mal places et leurs égocentrismes, ils sont sur le point de mettre Madagascar sur la plus haute marche de la nullité mais aussi de nous inscrire dans le livre des guiness record pour stupidités.

Si aujourd’hui je dis que je suis pour la legalite et pour le retour a un ordre constitutionnel, cela ne veut pas dire que je suis pour la politique de Ravalomanana et du TIM, mais contre le coup d’etat. Au depart j’etais persuade qu’avec sa soif de democratie, Andry TGV allait porter haut le porte fanion de la jeunesse malgache mais la, a prendre le pouvoir par les armes et se faire introniser, quand meme il y a de quoi a se poser des questions et se demander si c’est un bon exemple pour la generation future.

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March 20, 2009

Mpanagalatra tetsy Ambohijatovo!Izany rehefa tia angalatra eo e!Midina @ Colbert akeo @ HCC!Raharinaivo isan’ny mpitarika tonga voalohany teo alohany Tribunal niresaka t@ mpikirakira ny va.

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Violence flares at Madagascar Palace!

(CNN) — Members of Madagascar’s military battled supporters of President Marc Ravalomanana outside the presidential palace Monday as the turmoil over whether he stays in office intensified.

Madagascan soldiers loyal to opposition leader Andry Rajoelina outside the presidential palace Monday.

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An eyewitness who blogs from Madagascar, Stefan Armananarivo, told CNN he saw two tanks outside the presidential palace in Antananarivo, the country’s capital, and saw the military shoot at people in the crowd protecting the building.

News reports from the scene gave similar descriptions and said the self-declared leader of the armed forces had announced his support for the opposition.

Some supporters of the president lined up to try to block the military from taking over the palace.

It was not immediately clear whether the military had taken over the palace. Reports said the embattled Ravalomanana was in a different palace at the time.

At the U.S. embassy in Antananarivo, the head of security announced that explosions and gunshots had been heard at the palace, according to an embassy employee who asked not to be named for security reasons.

The violence came as the African Union held an emergency meeting to discuss the power struggle gripping Madagascar. The AU said all members of its Peace and Security group would attend the meeting.

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Ravalomanana pledged Sunday that he would remain in office despite fierce opposition, and urged the country’s military not to intervene.

“I am aware of the feelings of anxiety that you feel in the face of intentions to seize power by force,” Ravalomanana told a crowd gathered at the president’s palace Sunday in Lavoloha, according to a statement issued by his office. He pledged to “remain faithful to the people and never leave her alone.”

An official with his office told CNN that the president said he would organize a referendum if that would help solve the crisis.

The statement from Ravalomanana’s office quoted him as saying, “If we have to go through a referendum, I have nothing to fear even if this occurs.”

The president’s government has been at odds with opposition leader Andry Rajoelina, who recently was ousted from his position as mayor of Antananarivo. Rajoelina has called on Ravalomanana to quit.

Poverty has been a major issue in Madagascar, boosting Rajoelina’s appeal to a segment of the population angered by the behavior of Ravalomanana, including his recent purchase of a private jet.

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CNN’s Erin Levin contributed to this report.

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Action militaire VS les TGVistes! ( avant le depart de Mr ravalomanana )

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video 28 mars 2009: chanson!

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Events: March 28, 2009

Brrrrrr!Tsy tadidiko ny anarany fa dia olona voatifitra ny bala ihany koa ranamana ity ( hjra )Ankizy mpianatra izy io ary tsy tiany aseho ny tarehiny dia natao tanaty fanajana tanteraka izany.

Isan’ireo olona  mpitolona izy ary dia sendra ny bala tsy nahy ary olona 3 ry zareo no niaraka voa tamin’izany araka ny fitantarany.

Nifanena tamin’ireo mpitolona teo Ambohijatovo ambony hono izy raha iny hamonjy ny fianarany iny no tratra ny bala tampoka.

Vohanginirina Razafiarimanana no anarany. ( hjra )Ity ankizy iray ity dia 15 taona ary tena namapalahelo tokoa ny nahazo azy satria dia mipetraka eny Fiadanana eny izy no sendra voany bala izay tsy misy hidirany amin’ny tolona natao teny Ambohijatovo satria araka ny filazany dia izy andeha hatsaka iny no naheno feom-basy izy io ary teo nonahatratra ny tanany izay grobaka ny bala tokoa.

Araka ny filazany dia miaramila eny akainy toerany eny no nitifitra fa tsy fantany oe avy aiza dia io tananany voa io

Lalatiana Charlie Virginie no anarany ( hjra ) Rakotondratsimba Gilbert no anarany ( hjra )Ny tantarany ledala ito indray dia olona tsotra ary izy dia tsy nitolona no sady tsy mpomba ny TGV no tsy mpomba ny ” ANTI COUP D’ETAT SY TIM koa anefa dia voatifitra ihany koa teo amin’ny sandriny.

Ny tena mahagaga dia olona nandeha tsotra andeha ody iny hono lery teny Anosy no nanao tifitra tsy fanatra oe avy aiza ry zalahy miaramila no tratrany bala indray ra namana.

Ny reniny no nitondra azy teny amin’ny hopitaly hjra

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