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  1. Fazioni principali in Iran

    - Riformisti (guidati da Masoud Pezeshkian): favoriscono dialogo con l'Occidente, distensione nucleare e aperture economiche; controllano presidenza e parte del triumvirato provvisorio, puntando a un leader moderato per stabilizzare il paese e ridurre sanzioni.

    Ultraconservatori: figure dure come Saeed Jalili dominano Guardie Rivoluzionarie (IRGC) e clero.

    #Iran #Pezeshkian #Jalili

  2. Ieri #ballottaggio in #Iran. Ha vinto il candidato riformista Pezeshkian. Mentre il riformista #Pezeshkian prometteva un'apertura all'Occidente e un allentamento della legge sul #velo obbligatorio, il suo avversario ultraconservatore #Jalili voleva una linea più chiusa e isolazionista per l'Iran, mantenendo distanze dall'Occidente. La vittoria di Pezeshkian rappresenta quindi un cambio di rotta moderato rispetto alla posizione oltranzista.
    (Rielaborazione da Perplexity)

  3. Iranians head out to vote in second round of presidential election
    Iranians vote today in the run-off round of a presidential election offering a choice between
    a veteran hardliner and
    a reformist who has backed pragmatic cooperation with the west
    – but against the backdrop of an expected low turnout that critics say reflects opposition to the Islamic Republic.

    Iran’s two identities were on display in the final rallies of the campaign
    as the two presidential candidates offered contrasting visions of their country’s prospects, focused on whether sanctions have trapped Iran or are just a broken western lever that can no longer inflict damage to the economy.

    The contest has become distilled into an increasingly sharp choice: on the one hand Saeed #Jalili, for two decades close to the centres of power and the 85-year-old supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and on the other Masoud #Pezeshkian
    – a reformist outsider with a subtle appeal.

    Jalili says Iran has bypassed sanctions.
    Pezeshkian and his effective running mate, the former foreign minister Javad #Zarif, claim that sanctions mean Iran has been bypassed.

    Jalili’s campaign used the giant Imam Khomeini Mosalla mosque for its final event
    – a slick hi-tech cinematic mass rally. From the atmosphere it would have been hard to have known that in the first round of the elections a week ago only 39% voted and Jalili had been beaten into second place with 1m fewer votes than Pezeshkian.

    Videos of the Jalili campaign broadcast on six giant screens gave the impression of a leader that is being mobbed and praised wherever he goes,
    while mini-drones ran along lines in the ornate roof transmitting footage of the crowd’s enthusiasm as celebrities sang in Jalili’s praise, including a female actor who argued the hijab empowers women.

  4. Reformist #Pezeshkian gets 42.5% in official result, #Jalili 38.6%

    Parliament Speaker #Ghalibaf is surprise distant 3rd

    Turnout of around 40.2% sets another all-time low for #Iran since 1979

    #IranElection2024

  5. Surprise 1: Reformist #Pezeshkian on course for run-off w hardliner #Jalili

    Surprise 2: Parliament Speaker #Qalibaf distant 3rd

    Did regime miscalculate w Pezeshkian as "token" reformist? Or is it counting on 2nd round Jalili victory and pointing to higher turnout?

    #Iran

  6. #Iran Supreme Leader's choice appears to be between conservative #Qalibaf and hardliner #Jalili --- But could Tehran Mayor Zakani be a compromise choice?

    Other 3 men --- all women were disqualified --- appear to be tokens to give impression of range of candidates

    #IranElection