Violencia callejera en Madagascar
La violencia política en Madagascar deja al menos 68 muertos esta semana
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Varias personas saquean un centro comercial en Antananarivo, capital de Madagascar
29.01.2009People loot a store in the centre of Madagascar's capital Antananarivo January 26, 2009. Up to 37 charred corpses of suspected looters have now been found in a store burned during unrest in Madagascar this week, a senior fire official said on Wednesday. If confirmed, that would take the death toll from this week's violence on the Indian Ocean island to 39. Picture taken January 26, 2009. REUTERS/Stringer (MADAGASCAR)REUTERS/Stringer -
Decenas de manifestantes han asistido al mitín del alcalde Andry Rajoelina
29.01.2009Demonstrators parade in support of Antananarivo mayor Andry Rajoelina during a meeting at the May 13 Plaza in the Malagasi capital, January 28, 2009. Tens of thousands of opposition supporters protested against the president in Madagascar's capital on Wednesday, two days after an earlier rally descended into violence that killed nearly 40 people. REUTERS/Rasoanaivo Clarel Faniry (MADAGASCAR)REUTERS/Rasoanaivo Clarel Faniry -
Un edificio de la radiotelevisión pública ha sido quemado y saqueado
29.01.2009People loot and burn Madagascar's national radio and television station in the capital Antananarivo January 26, 2009. Up to 37 charred corpses of suspected looters have now been found in a store burned during unrest in Madagascar this week, a senior fire official said on Wednesday. If confirmed, that would take the death toll from this week's violence on the Indian Ocean island to 39. Picture taken January 26, 2009. REUTERS/Stringer (MADAGASCAR)REUTERS/Stringer
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