Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina dissolved the National Assembly on October 14, 2025, ahead of an opposition-led impeachment session. This decision comes amid ongoing protests and crises, with allegations against Rajoelina of abandoning his duties. Despite the dissolution, lawmakers voted 130-1 to impeach him, declaring the dissolution invalid.
This political turmoil follows a backdrop of instability in Madagascar, where the government has faced increasing pressure from opposition groups. The situation remains fluid as reactions to the dissolution and impeachment unfold.
For further context on related developments, see previous reports regarding the political climate in Madagascar.