Madagascar: A Year After Madagascar's Gen Z Protests and Rajoelina's Ouster, Little Promised Change
Most of his MPs have since defected to support the military, and his previous supporters have either fled the country or have been put in prison.
The military then installed Colonel Michael Randrianirina, commander of the Capsat military unit, as "President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar", pledging to hold elections within two years.
A year after Madagascar's then-president Andry Rajoelina fled the country following more than two weeks of youth-led protests, the military-backed transition has yet to deliver on its promise of a political "refoundation".
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