Madagascar’s Gen Z protesters mark one year since Rajoelina’s fall

Madagascar's Gen Z protesters have marked one year since President Andry Rajoelina's fall from power. The protests, led by young people, forced Rajoelina to step down and paved the way for a new government. However, the protesters now feel betrayed by the country's new military-backed government, which they had hoped would bring about positive change. This development is significant for the economy, as it may lead to increased instability and unrest in the region.

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The protests led to a change in power, but the new government has not met the expectations of the activists. This could lead to further unrest and uncertainty in the country.

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