2023-07-14 09:38:24
The dual nationality of Andry Rajoelina is still at the heart of the news, especially since July 14 is the French national holiday. As a French citizen, he will have to celebrate this holiday as it should and sarcasm of all kinds is going well in this direction. For their part, members of the government and those close to the head of state are trying as best they can to put an end to the controversy.
The revelation of Andry Rajoelina’s dual nationality also came as a surprise to his collaborators and supporters, who took some time to respond. Lalatiana Rakotondrazafy, Minister of Communication was one of the first to take the floor to defend the president. Currently it is the turn of the Minister of Territorial Development and Land Services, Pierre Holder Ramaholimasy. For this former political columnist for the President of the Republic’s television channel, Viva TV, the question of dual nationality would be a non-issue. “It’s the mud that people have to walk through to get in or out of their homes that is a real problem that needs a real solution,” he said.
President Rajoelina is not the only leader in the world to have dual nationality, says Pierre Holder. He cited the example of the former French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls. He also suspects that former President Philibert Tsiranana had dual nationality.
As part of the television program where Andry Rajoelina will address the nation, his dual nationality will certainly be one of the inevitable points. The show will air next Sunday at 8 p.m. on TVM and Viva TV.
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