I took this picture from BBC NEWS on March 20th, 2009.
This is a picture of Madagascar.
It’s in Africa
The picture is a piece of photo, there is a man. The man is Marc Ravalomanana in the presidential palace.
As you can see, there is a piece of photo through
It’s in Africa
The picture is a piece of photo, there is a man. The man is Marc Ravalomanana in the presidential palace.
As you can see, there is a piece of photo through
I don’t like it because the picture reflects the rejection to the president.
THE NEW:
The African Union has suspended Madagascar after the army forced out the president and installed the opposition leader in his place.
Southern African leaders say they may impose sanctions on the Indian Ocean island unless legality is restored.
Former colonial power France has also condemned the seizure of power, while the US has suspended some aid.
But Madagascar's acting prime minister rejected growing international criticism of his government.
Although the handover in Madagascar was not a straightforward military seizure of power, an The suspension poses a problem for the African Union because Madagascar is due to hold its next summit meeting in July.
"If they don't comply it will affect the hosting of the summit," Jeffrey Mugumyia, the AU's PSC director said.
"The sooner they comply the better. But anything can happen in the meantime."
France and the US both described the takeover as a coup and the US said it would block non-humanitarian aid. AU official said it had not been constitutional.
Southern African leaders say they may impose sanctions on the Indian Ocean island unless legality is restored.
Former colonial power France has also condemned the seizure of power, while the US has suspended some aid.
But Madagascar's acting prime minister rejected growing international criticism of his government.
Although the handover in Madagascar was not a straightforward military seizure of power, an The suspension poses a problem for the African Union because Madagascar is due to hold its next summit meeting in July.
"If they don't comply it will affect the hosting of the summit," Jeffrey Mugumyia, the AU's PSC director said.
"The sooner they comply the better. But anything can happen in the meantime."
France and the US both described the takeover as a coup and the US said it would block non-humanitarian aid. AU official said it had not been constitutional.
