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Madagascar’s Military Leader Claims the Presidency Following a Coup

Colonel Michael Randrianirina sworn in as Madagascar’s president after a youth-fueled military coup ousts Andry Rajoelina, sparking AU suspension and calls for swift democratic restoration amid ongoing instability.

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Col. Michael Randrianirina led a military coup in Madagascar, declaring himself the new president after the departure of President Andry Rajoelina.

This coup followed weeks of protests, mainly by youth groups, against Rajoelina’s government. Randrianirina indicated that a new prime minister would be appointed soon, though no timeline was given.

The situation in Madagascar reflects ongoing instability and civil society grievances, with minimal immediate international response to the coup.

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