Madagascular president hiding in ‘a safe place’ as she warns of the Coupe Temptation

The President of Madagascar renewed Andry Rajoelina said he was perfect in “a safe place” after effort in his life, the following weeks receiving protests that he called him to stop.

In a live stream from the nation on Facebook, Rajoilina, 51, said “a group of military and politicians planned to kill me.

He did not express his place, but unsure reports earlier suggested that he fleeed the country to the French army.

It follows the night and protests nationwide, guidance by young overseers, aimed at kick without power.

Rajoelina’s Failed Efforts to put young protesters – called “Gen Z Mada” – he saw the President distributing the entire government and made other covenants.

He did not appear from Wednesday, and at the weekend Rajoelina’s Office said to try to force him as hard.

His address was counted several times on Monday in the middle of the chaos, as soldiers threatened with hosting country headquarters in the Indian Ocean Island.

Finally, in the spread of Facebook dead said: “Since 25 of September, efforts have been in my life and military efforts and politicians plan to kill me.

“I was forced to find a safe place to protect my life.”

“There is only one way to solve these issues; that respect the Constitution The power of the country”.

In the past week, CAPSAT, a powerful army unit that helped Rajoelina to enhance the year 2009 to distribute him by announcing all armed forces, and some of its police joined protesters on the capital road, Antananarivo.

After Military Manager Monday, the new military heading were incorporated by CAPSAT, GENDER Demosthene Pikullabas, confirmed the public that security forces worked together to maintain the organization of the Nation.

On Monday evening, the ordinary was at the State TV headquarters trying to solve the problem, according to the statement from the Presidency.

Speaking on the situation, the great leader of the Madagascar’s main empire, Tim, told BBC that Madagascar has been successfully running a military unit.

Tim Party also said that it planned to bring the full procedure against Rajoelina “to dispose of posts”.

French President Emmanuel Masron had said on Monday to ensure Rajoilinina was removed from the French army. However, he said “the Constitutional order” must be kept in Madagascar.

“We have the youth out, which has been made in politics, wanting to have a better life and that is the best thing,” said Macron told reporters in Egypt.

“We just need to make sure that it is not taken in military groups or external interruptions.”

The African Union’s security council expressed the same concern, as a part of the organization refused any “transitional” reform “.

Most Rajoelina inside flew in the nearest Mauritius. Including the Prime Minister former Christian Ntsay and Businessman Maminiina Razatanga.

Despite its many natural resources, Madagascar is one of the world’s poorest countries. About 75% of the population live under the poverty line, the World Bank said, while data from the international fund (IMF) shows more than one third of the electricity.

The protests began to get angry with repeated water and diminishing capabilities, and it increases to show widespread dissatisfaction with Rajoelinina’s government by lack of higher jobs, deception and lifestyle.

Two 22 people were killed and more than 100 were injured in the first few days of protests, according to the UN, although the government had rejected these figures.

The eyewitnesses described security officials opening a fire in protesters live. In one case, the newborn was killed because of the breath of smoke after gas exposure.

Madagascar has been moved by many awards because they received freedom in 1960, including multiple protests in 2009 forced President Marc Ravelanana to postpone and see Rajoelina in the office.

Aged 34 At that time, Rajoelina became a small African leader – he would rule for four years, and return to power after the 2018 election.

Rajoelina was born to a treasury, and before the politics, she made a name for business and DJs – put a radio station and advertising company.

But his sharp complaint, facing young children’s face quickly, as the allegations of wickedness and corruption failed.

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