Madagascar President reduced Government after protests ‘GenZ’

Madagascar President said he would eliminate his government, in the following days of youth-led-lingering protests and power reduction.

“We admit and apologize that government members did not perform the work assigned to you,” said Andry Rajoelina at a national television address on Monday.

Thousands of people in Genwa Z Builes were taken on the streets in cities overseas Madagascar since Thursday, Under the joint cries that “we want to live, we can survive”.

The National Rights King criticized the “unnecessary power” used for security forces to end the chaos, at least 22 people have died.

The protests began earlier in Capital Antanarivo, but since he spread in eight cities across the country.

The time of arrival at the Antananarivo was appointed after protests had violent and police shot rubber bullets and passed the gas into crowds.

Last week, the president of Madagascar announced that he had exacerbated the Minister of Energy because of failing to do his work, but protesters wanted the President and his government.

Thousands went on the streets and on Monday.

“I understand the wrath, sorrow, and the difficulties caused by the reduction of energy and problems of water supply.

He said he ‘was crossing the Prime Minister and Government’ and the requests of the premier to be found three days before the new government was established.

Rajoelina added that she wanted to hold talks with young people.

The Head of Uncholker Türk has said “wrapped” with a safeguarded violent troops, arrest, audiences, and electricity tears released from the overseers.

“I urge that security forces stopped the use of unnecessary and discriminatory powers and release all the protesters arrested,” said Türk said in a statement issued by his office on Monday.

According to the UN, the dead “include protesters and watching members of the safety members, but others have been killed in the next match and rob people who have joints with protesters”.

Foreign Ministry of Madagascar reject UN Statistics, to blame information “based on rumors or errors”.

The banner in the past week in Antanananarivo read: “We do not want trouble, just seeking our rights”.

But some reports on last week raised protesters and injured – perhaps with fire temperature to – at least two legislators.

But the movement of “Gen Z” isolating that repayed tones have reduced different structures to reduce its cause.

Madagascar has been shaken by many rebels since they received freedom in 1960, including large protests in 2009 forces the president Marc Ranicanona to postpone and recognized a powerful Rajoelina.

The protests mark the most important challenge against the President from his third election in the year 2023.

More reporting is Danny Aberhard

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