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Iran Presidential Election Denounced Widely By Active Dissidents

When Americans hear the word “election,” they usually associate it with the people having a voice through the ballot. In Iran, that isn’t the case.


What will change after Iran’s presidential election? Absolutely nothing. 

While a fierce showdown is in the making for the May 19th Iran presidential election, and analysts are weighing the possibilities of the second round on May 26th and the final outcome, there shouldn’t be any hope for any fundamental change.

There will be no dramatic effect on Iran’s economy as the entire apparatus is suffering from rampant corruption.

 Tehran will not dare abandon the nuclear deal sealed with the international community, knowing snap back sanctions would be literally crippling. 

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and its conglomerate of proxies will seek to advance their meddling across the Middle East as before. 

Iran’s ballistic missile program will also be accelerated and rest assured there is no end in sight in regards to human rights violations against the Iranian population.