Madagascar army says it has taken control after President Rajoelina impeached
An elite military unit in Madagascar seized power Tuesday, minutes after parliament voted to impeach President Andry Rajoelina for “desertion of duty.” Led by Colonel Michael Randrianirina, the CAPSAT unit dissolved all state institutions as Rajoelina, facing deadly protests and alleged assassination attempts, reportedly fled the country.
An elite military unit in Madagascar seized power Tuesday, minutes after parliament voted to impeach President Andry Rajoelina for “desertion of duty.” Led by Colonel Michael Randrianirina, the CAPSAT unit dissolved all state institutions as Rajoelina, facing deadly protests and alleged assassination attempts, reportedly fled the country.
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