Madagascar President Andri Nirina Rosseilina fled the country in the face of Gen-Gee protests and public outrage
‘The president has left the country. The president's office has also confirmed ours,’ the country's opposition leader Cateni Randrianasoloniaiko told Reuters.
In recent weeks, Rajoelina has lost the support of a significant part of the country's army. He was arguing that he was arguing against the army, and he was later removed from the country in a French military aircraft under a special agreement mediated by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Meanwhile, Madagascar's presidential office said that Rajoelina will address the nation at 7 pm on Monday.
The protests have been going on since September 25 over allegations of corruption, unemployment and economic stagnation. Thousands of people in the capital have raised slogans demanding the resignation of the president, according to the United Nations, according to the United Nations.
