Summary
The president of Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina, has left the country following protests driven by young people. These protests started due to issues with water and power and grew into larger demonstrations against corruption and poor governance. The French military helped Rajoelina leave Madagascar after an agreement was reached.
Key Facts
- President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar left the country.
- Demonstrations were fueled by young people's dissatisfaction.
- Protests started because of water and power shortages.
- Concerns about corruption and governance broadened the protests.
- Some army members joined the protesters.
- The protests began on September 25.
- Rajoelina was flown out by a French military aircraft.
- An agreement for his departure was made with French President Emmanuel Macron.
