Friday, May 29, 2009
His opposition was made under the slogan "Death to potato !".|| The Iranian Government has decided to distribute free rural 400 thousand tons of potatoes. Officially, the action is due to both a realized surplus of last year's abundant harvest. However, the opposition accused President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the bribery of the poorest people in the upcoming elections, reports The Times. Opposition Rallies were held in Iran, under the slogans "Death to potato." As the presidential election appointed at the June 12 election race has entered its final phase. Analysts point out that Ahmadinejad, who is one of the candidates, making every effort to win the first round of voting. To do this it needs to recruit more than 50 percent of the vote. Favored a more secular and liberal opposition to the way the country has been unable to agree on a single candidate. In the first round vote, her supporters will inevitably be separated, while the Conserv! atives chose their leader of the incumbent. In the case of the appointment of the second round of elections, supporters of a "soft" courses can be united against Ahmadinejad around a single candidate. Opposition accused the current president that he was elected in the name of reducing poverty by redistributing income from the oil trade. However, the publication noted, this has not happened. Authorities trying to divert public attention from pressing problems associated with inflation, rising cost of living, with the help of aggressive rhetoric and enhance the standoff with the West. Surplus oil revenues were spent on the nuclear program and weapons development. Earlier, Ahmadinejad has been accused of bribing voters. As reported May 19, agency Associated Press, the government distributed to rural teachers, students and poor people's checks for 500 thousand and 1 million rials, which corresponds to 50 and 100 dollars. Authorities called it the humanitarian ! action, which is not linked to the upcoming elections. Opposit! ion said
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