Madagascar's Leadership in Crisis: Rajoelina's Escape
Madagascar's president, Andry Rajoelina, has reportedly relocated to ensure his safety amidst escalating youth-led protests demanding his resignation. The precise location of the president remains undisclosed, but sources indicate he left the country using a French military plane after soldiers expressed support for the demonstrators.

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In a move signaling escalating political tension, Madagascar's president, Andry Rajoelina, has sought refuge in an undisclosed location to protect his life. This follows a series of youth-led protests demanding his resignation.
Speaking to the nation, Rajoelina did not divulge his current whereabouts. However, sources, including a military official, informed Reuters that the president departed the country onboard a French army aircraft. This development came on the heels of Malagasy troops declaring their support for the protestors.
The situation underscores a critical shift in the political landscape, as the nation's military forces are perceived to be siding with public dissent against the current leadership.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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