Blogin'i Harinjaka writes (Fr): ” Madagascar is 66th in the global ranking of freedom of the press established by international non-governmental organization Reporters without Borders. … 66th is not among the very first but it is not bad considering the country iis ranked in the first third.”
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[...] Pour moi, parler de politique à des gens qu’on ne connaît pas ne se fait pas et encore moins quand on ne connaît pas leurs opinions politiques ou quand on se trouve à des milliers de kilomètres du pays. Seulement, je pensais que c’était une nouvelle importante en tant que malgache. Après tout, c’est l’avenir de mon pays qui est en jeux ou bien ? Le lendemain, j’ouvre une page de la gazette mais aussi la tribune et je tombe sur des articles traitant des menaces à l’encontre des journalistes tenu comme responsables du “coup médiatique” , ou de la réalité du journalisme à madagascar vu par un journaliste de renom. Pourtant, quelques jours avant j’étais fier de dire dans mon article repris sur globalvoices disant que Madagascar a fait des efforts en terme de liberté d’expression. [...]