Rajoelina Declared Winner by High Constitutional Court

The election process in Madagascar culminated in the declaration of Andry Rajoelina as the new president following a competitive electoral campaign. Rajoelina emerged victorious in the second round of the presidential elections, defeating his opponent, Marc Ravalomanana, who had garnered significant support in the first round. The High Constitutional Court's endorsement of Rajoelina's victory marked a pivotal moment in Madagascar's political landscape, as it signified a shift in leadership and governance. Following this, parliamentary elections were held, where Rajoelina's party secured an absolute majority in the National Assembly. This outcome not only solidified Rajoelina's position as president but also provided him with a strong legislative backing to implement his policies and reforms. The political stability achieved through these elections was crucial for Madagascar, a nation that has faced various challenges, including economic difficulties and social unrest in previous years. Rajoelina's administration aimed to address these issues while fostering development and improving the overall governance of the country.