Madagascar’s Army Takes Over As Gen Z Protesters Topple Another Government. Here’s What We Know

TIME

Protesters in Madagascar took to the streets Tuesday to voice their anger at outages, poverty, and alleged corruption. During which, a Madagascan elite military unit colonel said that the armed forces are taking power in what appeared to confirm that President Andry Rajoelina had been removed in a coup, which protestors celebrated.

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00:22We are now here in the city of Bala Ravcha,

00:24and we are now here in the city of Bala Ravcha.

00:52For the rest of the country, they have complete knowledge.

00:56They have to be taken in place.

01:00You can take just a moment.

01:02This is how you come to my children.

01:05A lot of this is called the Bulldogs.

01:09I have to pay for the public.

01:11They will open their door.

01:13I want to make sure they are Finanz.

01:16Nobody is doing it.

01:20I will speak.

01:23How are you?

01:26How are you?

01:30I haven't talked to you.

01:33I am looking for a national message.

01:36I am aaviourist.

01:39I am not among the other people.

01:41I am not talking to you.

01:45I am not talking to you.

01:47Werde, we have treated the same as the government to get the government done

01:53The government worked to make the number of churches

01:58The government worked for their路, so they了ve that they didn't quite serve

02:02The government was able to do it

02:04The government was able to get the government

02:08We are going to be available

02:10We are going to be able to get the government

02:13We are going to be able to get the government

02:15Surprises, imaginables, a better team of sats.

02:18They're seeing cap sats.

02:20They're seeing cap sats.

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