Madagascar-crisis: Troika Launches warning

Troika, a body for cooperation in political, defense and security of the Community Development (SADC) warned the political groups against any interpretation of the Roadmap.

It urges politicians to keep their Malagasy and s''abstenir common commitment to unilateral statements on the process to end the crisis, said a statement from the SADC, published on Sunday. It is imperative that the country "return to constitutional normality thanks to the joint commitment of all parties to implement the Roadmap which was signed".

SADC also announced the decision to send an urgent mission to Madagascar in order to present to the Malagasy paries a project for the implementation of the roadmap. It remains to be the reaction of the political groups following the warning of the Troika. Those close to the regime are given an appointment to meet again Monday to continue discussions on the implementation of the Roadmap, after that of Friday.

Schedule

Friday, Rajoelina, chairman of the Transition, decided against holding a summit between the leaders of four mobilities (the three former presidents and the head of the High Authority of the transition). He stresses the "strict application" of the Roadmap.

Benjamina Ramanantsoa, ??General Coordinator of the space for political, for its part has confirmed reports that a timetable was established for the implementation of the Roadmap. He announced a project to extend the parliament before Oct. 18. This calendar, put together by relatives president installed, provide for the appointment of the Prime Minister before October 5. Other indiscretions suggest an outline agreement for a government of 45 members and a two-chamber parliament composed of 470 members.

The question of sovereignty

Benjamina Ramanantsoa raised the "question of sovereignty" to explain the meetings between political groups close to the regime on the Roadmap in the absence of SADC. "It is our responsibility to continue the dialogue process on behalf of the Malagasy-malgacho as the road map. There will be comparisons []] with the Troika] following, "he says.

For its part, Ravalomanana declined the invitation Rajoelina for today's meeting and rejoice in the decision of the organ of SADC. "We expect the coming of the Troika mission that is much more neutral, because the High Authority of the transition can not be both judge and jury," said Mamy Rakotoarivelo, Head of Delegation of the Ravalomanana. "We must learn from the past. The process of ending the crisis, left to the initiative of the Malagasy, was overturned after the Summit in Addis Ababa, "he recalls.