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Madagascar’s military defied orders, joining protesters demanding President Rajoelina’s resignation amid deadly unrest.
Madagascar joined thousands of protesters in Antananarivo, one of the largest demonstrations since a youth-led movement began on September 25.
The military contingent, known as CAPSAT, publicly refused orders to use lethal force, arrived on vehicles, and urged security forces to halt violence.
Protesters cheered as the soldiers’ presence signaled a shift in military allegiance amid ongoing unrest over power and water shortages.
Clashes had previously involved police using stun grenades and tear gas, with at least two deaths and 26 injuries reported.
CAPSAT’s leader claimed a soldier and journalist were wounded in gunfire, demanding that top officials resign.
The movement, led by Gen Z, seeks President Andry Rajoelina’s resignation and a democratic dialogue, rejecting a coup.
The presidency confirmed Rajoelina remains in the country.
El 11 de octubre de 2025, los militares de Madagascar desafiaron las órdenes, uniéndose a los manifestantes que exigían la renuncia del presidente Rajoelina en medio de disturbios mortales.