Generation Z is not backing down from its demand for the dissolution of the National Assembly, as voiced by some of its members. The group emphasized yesterday that it remains uncertain whether the current composition of this institution can carry out genuine reforms, given the large number of deputies who supported the previous government. They assert they will await public approval during the next sessions of the National Assembly. "Change is essential, which is why we maintain the conclusions of the youth conference that called for the dissolution of this National Assembly," declared Yacinne, a Generation Z member, yesterday. Although these young people hold divergent opinions, they agree on dissolving this institution. For others, "this dissolution must not be rushed to avoid chaos in the country." Following the dissolution request from the organization, discreet negotiations aimed at dissolving the institution reportedly continued. Deputies allegedly held a closed-door meeting in Tsimbazaza a week ago. Reports also indicate an attempted removal of National Assembly President Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko. This is evidenced by the publication of a government decree specifying the agenda for the extraordinary session beginning today in Tsimbazaza. Juliano Randrianjakarilala