More than ten days after the start of the demonstration, the 11 candidates within the Collective remain united. And this, despite the offensive from the opposite camp, which tends to sow discord. Indeed, with the official opening of the electoral campaign, the solidarity of the 11 candidates is more threatened than ever. Yesterday, during the umpteenth march, linking Ampasika and Antohomadinika, which they organized, the absence of Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko and Roland Ratsiraka did not escape their detractors who are only waiting for the opportunity to move on. offensive. In addition, candidate Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko appeared with his light plane – intended for his propaganda – when he landed in Toamasina. “ I am traveling to Toamasina to be at the bedside of Johanita Ndahimananjara who lost her husband », indicated the elected representative of Toleara 1. Roland Ratsiraka stressed that “ following the death of a friend, he was not there, but will be back in the evening “. In any case, according to Marc Ravalomanana, “ the 11 candidates of the Collective remain more united than ever and despite the various rumors, their solidarity remains unshakeable ».
Provocations. Regardless, the movement faces increasing provocations. After the actions carried out by elements of Tanora Miandrandra ny Hoaviny (TMH) in Anosibe this Tuesday, people, wearing t-shirts with the image of the former president, booed the demonstrators and the candidates of the collective. “ Let us not fall into the trap of provocation. We are smarter than that », argued Hajo Andrianainarivelo yesterday in Antohomadinika. Around twenty motivated individuals even pursued Marc Ravalomanana’s vehicle to Antanimena. “ They met in Analakely to receive the approximately 8,000 ar that they were promised to carry out actions against the movement of the collective of candidates », Confided a source who closely followed these individuals.
Julien R.
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