Employees of Madagascar's Civil Aviation Authority (ACM), affiliated with the union, are announcing a possible strike starting this Wednesday. A decision that could disrupt the organization's operations if confirmed. According to union representatives, this action follows disputes with senior management. Employees are denouncing a deteriorating work environment in recent weeks. Union members indicate that certain employees are facing moral pressure and intimidation from management. They argue these practices are making working conditions increasingly difficult and are demanding measures to end the situation. The union is therefore calling for solutions to defuse tensions within ACM. Hearings at BIANCO. Fifteen employees, union members, were summoned and heard at the Independent Anti-Corruption Bureau (BIANCO) as part of an investigation into suspected use of fake diplomas within the organization. Union representatives view these hearings as occurring in an already tense context. They are maintaining their decision to launch a strike in the absence of a solution. However, consultation could still prevent the strike from happening. The situation is expected to develop by Wednesday.