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Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina registered as a candidate for elections scheduled for July, four months after saying he won’t run as part of an agreement to help restore political stability in the country.
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Madagascar’s three main opposition groups said international mediation efforts to end a two-year political and economic crisis have failed.
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Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina started the process of forming a new government after most parties in the country signed an agreement to end a political crisis.
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Talks to resolve Madagascar’s political crisis will resume within the next two weeks after stalling over an amnesty for former President Marc Ravalomanana and a timetable for elections.
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Marc Ravalomanana , the former president of Madagascar, said he will return to the country on Feb. 19 to help prepare for elections after two years in exile, as the government vowed to arrest him.
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Supporters of Madagascar leader Andry Rajoelina said Southern African Development Community proposals that include recognizing him as head of a transitional government should be signed by next week.
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Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina expects that talks aimed at resolving a political crisis on the Indian Ocean Island probably will fail, said one of his senior advisers, Rolly Mercia.
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Madagascar’s feuding political leaders are committed to finding a solution during talks aimed at ending an impasse on the Indian Ocean island nation, the main mediator said.
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Marc Ravalomanana , who was ousted as president of Madagascar in March 2009, said he wants to return home to participate in mediation talks, and that he would like to run in presidential elections this year.
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Madagascan President Andry Rajoelina reappointed Camille Vital as prime minister of the country’s transitional government that aims to end a two-year political and economic crisis.
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