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Roland Ratsiraka
Iarovana Roland Ratsiraka (né le à Antananarivo) est un homme d'État malgache.
Biographie
[modifier | modifier le code]Né en 1966, Roland Ratsiraka, il étudia en France et à Madagascar, avant de créer plusieurs entreprises.
En 1996, son oncle, l'ancien président Didier Ratsiraka, le nomme comme directeur de campagne pour la province de Tamatave.
En 1998 il fonde Toamasina Tonga Saina, et est élu à l'Assemblée nationale de Madagascar pour la première circonscription de Toamasina. En 1999, il est élu maire de Toamasina, mais est suspendu en 2002. Il sera réélu maire en 2003[1].
En 2006, il se présente à l'élection présidentielle et termine 3e avec 10% des voix.
Après avoir été suspendu en [2], il est arrêté et emprisonné pour corruption[2],[3]. Ses partisans ont protesté contre cette décision à Toamasina, mais après une manifestation qui dégénéra en pillage, ils en ont été empêchés[4]. Le , Ratsiraka a été condamné à une peine différée de 18 mois; il a été libéré le même jour[5].
En 2009, il se rallie Andry Rajoelina pendant la crise politique de 2009.
Il se porte candidat aux présidentielle de 2013, où il terminera 4e avec 9% des voix. Par la suite, il occupa respectivement les postes de ministre des travaux publics de 20
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Introduction
Fieldwork has been generously supported by the Economic and Social Research Council (UK) (1981-1983), the Leverhulme Trust and Twenty-Seven Historical Foundation (1991), and the Nuffield Foundation and the Rhodes Trust (2002-2003). In Madagascar I am endebted to the Ministère de la Recherche scientifique et technologique pour le Développement, the University at Tuléar/Toliara, government officials in Beloha, Marolinta, and Tsihombe, and ANGAP workers at Cap Sainte Marie Special Reserve. Above all I should like to record my gratitude to the peoples of Karembola for their kind assistance over many years.
1I am walking the escarpment west of Anjedava in the Karembola region of southern Madagascar when my companion, a local man, points to a hamlet just south of our path. The hamlet is surrounded by prickly pear and to my mind replicates the traditional Karembola homestead as described extensively in colonial literature. I am therefore surprised to hear my companion dismiss it as “bad”.1 Its inhabitants, he adds, are worthless good-for-nothings who have planted the raketa (prickly pear) with the sole intention of selling it to wealthy stock-owners when drought comes and fodder is in short supply. In this way, these “slaves” (ondevo) hoped to acquire goats, per