Summary
- After the death of President Ebrahim Raisi, Iranians are set to vote for their next president.
- There are six candidates on the ballot with no clear favorite, making the outcome uncertain.
- The president of Iran has limited power due to the supreme leader’s control, but could impact daily life and religious restrictions.
- Experts predict a runoff election in July as none of the six contenders are likely to win a simple majority.
Summary
- Tehran’s mayor, Zakani, is a presidential candidate with promises of free health care and currency revitalization.
- 74 candidates, including officials and lawmakers, have been disqualified from running.
- Pezeshkian is considered the sole reformist candidate but voter turnout will determine his success.
- The election was moved up a year due to the sudden death of President Raisi.
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Summary
- The article discusses the restrictions faced by candidates in the upcoming Iranian elections.
- Various examples of limitations on social freedoms are highlighted, including restrictions on attending sporting events and public gatherings.
- The issue of whether women are allowed to dance publicly is also raised.
- These restrictions reflect the broader context of political and social limitations in Iran.
