The Morning Call
A political crisis is brewing over calls for President Henry Rajaonarimampianina Madagascar’s to resign.
On Tuesday, the country’s defence minister appealed to warring political parties to reach an agreement, as anti-government protests in the capital Antananarivo entered its 12th day.
Two people were killed and at least 16 people wounded on the first day of the protests two weeks ago.
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