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Madagascar's coup leader is sworn in

Madagascar special forces chief Michael Randrianirina sworn in as president after coup

Madagascar was beginning the process of forming a military-led government three days after the army joined in mass protests over shortages and seized power.

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Madagascar Coup Leader Randrianirina Sworn in as President

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What to know about the Madagascar army colonel who was 'in the shadows' before launching a coup

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Madagascar military ruler Randrianirina sworn in as president

Madagascar's coup leader Colonel Michael Randrianirina was sworn in as president on Friday (October 17), after the military took power in the island nation this week following youth-led protests that ...

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Madagascar's military leader thanks Gen Z protesters as he is sworn in

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Madagascar’s Military Leader Sworn in as President After Takeover

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Army colonel sworn in as Madagascar president

Amid international criticism, including from the United Nations, Randrianirina denied he had initiated a coup, pointing to the constitutional court's backing of his new role.

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Madagascar's new military leader insists takeover 'not a coup'

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Army colonel plans to lead Madagascar after coup ousts civilian president

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From barracks to palace: Soldiers who led military coups to become state leaders

The leader of the coup took over the presidency and then rewrote the constitution to guarantee the military’s political power. The military dissolved Parliament and ruled through a National Security Council, which Evren was the head of, effectively running the country as a dictator.

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Randrianirina sworn in as Madagascar’s president after dramatic military takeover

Michael Randrianirina was sworn in as Madagascar’s president on Friday, marking the climax of a fast-moving power