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Counter-Manifestations – Power Supporters Say They Don't Want a Coup that Destroys a Nation
Antananarivo, October 1, 3:15 p.m. – A counter-movement that is on its way. The supporters of the government are launching a campaign that denounces what they call a coup d'état. We don't want trouble, we don't want a coup d'état because it destroys a nation, they write on their social networks. The publication is accompanied by visuals on which the counter-movement calls for the defence of democracy.In publications shared by the pro-Rajoelina o…
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Antananarivo, October 1, 3:15 p.m. – A counter-movement that is on its way. The supporters of the government are launching a campaign that denounces what they call a coup d'état. We don't want trouble, we don't want a coup d'état because it destroys a nation, they write on their social networks. The publication is accompanied by visuals on which the counter-movement calls for the defence of democracy.In publications shared by the pro-Rajoelina o…
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