Reverend Daniel Rajakoba announced last june, 14th, he will be candidate for the 3rd of december presidential election. He is supported and presented by the "Fihavanantsika" party he founded in 2002. During the press conference the Fihavanantsika party organized at the Radama Hotel in Antananarivo in the morning of june 14th, Rev. Rajakoba drew up the assessment of current president's administration : it highlights the structural crisis' stressing and finally aggravation of the Malagasy people's situation since 2001.

A little more than four years after, we find ourselves finally with the same problems as in 2001, problems accentuated by a world which quickly changed, but especially by political practices which remained the same, and which even anchored themselves more deeply at the head of the State.

Today, even more than in 2001, the main problem of the country's governance is a matter of ethic.

This report was developed by the Fihavanantsika team before the assistance made up of many journalists of the newspaper industry and audio-visual, of many appointed members of Parliament and senators and members of the civil society. This candidature was largely greeted by the assistance which, like us, emitted the wish that the test of December 2001 is transformed into December 2006. 

From the start, rectification prospects were outlined by the candidate and his team. This should contribut - we hope - to raise the debate's level for the electoral period.

Some identified priorities

Daniel Rajakoba

• Legislate in order to give to the most stripped the one real access to the credit, and by the way include in the national accounting the abstract sector
• Restore safety in our zones of production
• Reduce the government's rate of expenditure, by eliminating extravagant expenditure
• Set up in priority the High Court of Justice and this way, restore peoples's confidence in politics
• Launching of a broad national dialogue in order to give a real legal base to institutions, and to really organize the Nation on the basis of national unit, cement of our multiple cultural richnesses

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