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Madagascar's New Leader: Lie Detector Tests for Cabinet

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Madagascars new leader, President Michael Randrianirina, is implementing lie detector tests for cabinet applicants to combat corruption. Following a coup last October, Randrianirina fired his entire cabinet and dissolved the government. The polygraph exams aim to weed out corrupt officials, with failed applicants not getting an interview. The move comes amidst widespread protests and a pledge for fair elections within two years to stabilize the Indian Ocean nation.

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Madagascar's New Leader: Lie Detector Tests for Cabinet

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