Nonilex
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Nonilex
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dada
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sheislaurence
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“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
sheislaurence
@sheislaurence@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
“Des progres notables ont été réalisés” en matiére d'accés a |'électricité a Madagascar, assure le président de la République Andry Rajoelina a la tribune des Nations unies. A I'entendre, “ce taux d'acces a I'électricité est passé de 24% a 40% en six ans” soit une hausse de 66,67%. NATIONS-UNIES - Andry Rajoelina évoque une augmentation de plus de 66% de l'acceés a |'élect...
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
FROM EVERYWHERE, FOR MADAGASCAR Dear international friends, Today, you see the Malagasy people taking to the streets. The government and its henchmen are trying to convince you that this is a violent protest meant only to cause trouble. REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR PROPAGANDA. The Malagasy are marching for THEIR RIGHTS, trampled for 16 years: Their right to access water, electricity, education, their land, healthcare... Their right to speak, to move, to work, to build their future... Scarred by the bloodshed of the 2009 protests, Malagasy people have stayed silent for a long time. But today, even though they fear for their lives, they are marching to make their voices heard. Listen to their cries. MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE. Those in power are less likely to give the order to shoot when they know the world is watching.
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