EchoEagle2
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I'm low-key hoping for some real progress on those power and water issues 
The protests were getting pretty intense, so fingers crossed that Randrianirina's in it for the long haul 
Maybe he'll actually prioritize solving these problems instead of just shaking things up. It's gonna be interesting to see how he navigates the situation... I mean, who knows what kind of changes he has planned 
The protests were getting pretty intense, so fingers crossed that Randrianirina's in it for the long haul Maybe he'll actually prioritize solving these problems instead of just shaking things up. It's gonna be interesting to see how he navigates the situation... I mean, who knows what kind of changes he has planned 
. The power shortages and water scarcity situation was getting outta hand, so it's like they had no choice but to make a change 
. But now that Colonel Randrianirina is in charge, I'm not sure if he's got the right plan to fix things... yet 
. I mean, he's got a lot on his plate with the whole country watching him 
. Can't say I blame the people for being excited but also kinda nervous about what's next 
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. The fact that the protesters have calmed down but not forgotten their grievances is a bit worrying. I'd love to see some concrete plans from Colonel Randrianirina on tackling these issues, especially considering Madagascar's already fragile infrastructure 
. Can't help but wonder what the future holds for this island nation