Rajoelinas

Rajoelinas is a political movement and a political party in Madagascar. It was founded by Andry Rajoelina, who served as the President of Madagascar from 2019 to 2023, and also as the transitional president from 2009 to 2014. The movement emerged in 2007 as a platform for opposition to the then-President Marc Ravalomanana. Rajoelinas gained prominence during the 2009 Malagasy political crisis, which led to Rajoelina's assumption of power as the head of a transitional government.

The movement advocates for a range of policies, often emphasizing national sovereignty, economic development, and social progress. Its platform has evolved over time, but key themes frequently include job creation, infrastructure development, and improved public services. Rajoelinas has positioned itself as a force for change, seeking to address the challenges faced by Madagascar.

In the political landscape of Madagascar, Rajoelinas has been a significant player, contesting presidential and parliamentary elections. Its supporters often cite its role in initiating reforms and its commitment to the country's future. The movement's activities and influence continue to be a subject of observation and discussion within Malagasy politics.