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a)Madagascar reached World Bank/International Monetary Fund b)March 19, 2010 c) http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/suttonlink/md_fct.html d) On March 17th, President Marc Ravalomanana stepped down after powers slipped from his control. In January and February 2009 a power struggle broke out between the government and forces supported by the army and grouped round the mayor of the capital, Andry Rajoelina. Since the loss of government power from their president They have created a fund for the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Their is now ruling party at this time so they all had to come together to pass this fund. e) Madagascar has created better government and showing that they have some power to be able to create a fund and that they want to make their country a lot better then they can. f) I think this was a good thing for their officials to come together so that they can help their country out because they have gone through some rough times.

Amnesty International Press release February 4, 2010 -There has been multiple killings in Madagascar that the authorities have not found out who has committed it. The authorities of Madagascar have started the investigations of dozens of killings. The worst seen had seen at least 31 people dead and a couple injured. One of the president's guard had opened fire on an unarmed Person walking in the presidential palace. In April 23 ,2009 a man had admitted that he was shot and beaten by Security officials on the way home from the mosque. - I think that Madagascar should start using background checks for all security members. And that all of those people who had committed a crime should be put in jail for a period of time. This people of Madagascar should be able to do their ever day thing thing without worrying about the Killings that are going on in their country.

a) Madagascar: Bloc threatens sanctions b) Reuters c)http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/20/world/africa/20briefs-Madagascar.html d) The African union had told Madagascar's leader that he would face sanctions if previous power-sharing agreements were not in the right way by March 16th. Since Mr. Rajoelina seized power in a coup last year, international mediators have pressed for a power sharing government a to return to a democratic government. Mr. Rajoelina agreed to a power-sharing government since August, but the two sides failed to reach a consenous on a senior government positions. he had also rejected the African Union's latest attempt to strike a compromise in January. f) I believe that Madagascar's leader should agree to the African union because Madagascar is located in African and should follow the rules that they provide for the country. He should try to set up his own rules over Madagascar if he wants to lead them for as long as he could possible be.

a) Madagascar: Textile industry unravels b)ANTANANARIVO, 24 February 2010 (IRIN) c) http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=88224 d) Since the crash of millions of many multimillion dollar companies in the textile region many people have lost jobs and a lot of money has been lost cause they had traded most of there textiles to other countries such as the USA and Europe. Since many companies had crashed many unemployed workers are now informal traders that have forced the city's authorities to turn one of Antanarivo busiest thoroughfares into a pedestrian walkway and designate new areas for markets, but the demand for informal markets is a surpass supply. e) People of Madagascar have very little power over their government and need money so they can buy food for their family and while their most important industry is falling apart. f) I think that instead of worrying about the textile industry the workers should be looking for more jobs to get money and instead of storming in the streets with the other workers who have lost their jobs because doing this they may not have many job opportunities in that area in which they live. And I also think that Madagascar should be trying to get one of their most important trades back on track and try to help many people get jobs because although they are losing money so is Madagascar because not that many countries cna get textiles from there.