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A protester reacts while running past a burning tyre used as a barricade during clashes with Malagasy security forces amid a strike calling for constitutional reforms and the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina in Antananarivo. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Members of the Malagasy gendarmerie hold a protester arrested during clashes. [Luis Tato/AFP]
A protester uses a slingshot to hurl a stone during clashes with Malagasy security forces. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Malagasy security forces disperse protesters amid a strike calling for constitutional reforms and the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina in Antananarivo. [Rijasolo/AFP]
Only about a third of Madagascar's 30 million people have access to electricity, according to the International Monetary Fund. Daily power cuts often exceed eight hours, and Jirama, the state energy company, has been accused of corruption and mismanagement, fuelling public anger. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Rajoelina has ignored protesters' calls for his resignation, accusing those calling for him to step down of wanting to "destroy our country". Protesters rejected an invitation on Wednesday to meet with Rajoelina. [Luis Tato/AFP]
A mother shields her baby as she navigates a road blocked by burning barricades during clashes between protesters and Malagasy security forces. [Luis Tato/AFP]
The demonstration on Thursday comes in the third week of the most significant unrest to hit the Indian Ocean island nation in years. [Luis Tato/AFP]
Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at some of the demonstrators, who responded by throwing stones. [Luis Tato/AFP]
At least 1,000 antigovernment protesters have marched in Madagascar's capital to demand that the president resign, as police used tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds. [Luis Tato/AFP]
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