Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was accused of bribing poor.

   Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was accused of bribing voters. This May 19, reports Associated Press.
Currently, the Iranian government is circulating among rural teachers, students and poor people's checks for 500 thousand and 1 million riyals (50 and 100 dollars). Political opponents of Ahmadinejad announced that in a way the president is trying to buy votes at the elections on 12 June. The authorities deny the linkage of humanitarian assistance to the election.
However, even regardless of the election the opposition supports the dissemination of negative checks. The opposition presidential candidate, former Prime Minister Mir Hossein Mousavi said that the charity event degrades the dignity of Iranians. Another candidate, former commander of the Corps of the Islamic revolution, Mohsen Rezaei, said that the president should create jobs, rather than giving away money just for the budget.
Previously, as Iran's presidential candidates signed up 475 people. The results of a more rigorous screening, which will implement the Council of the constitution, will be announced on May 20-21. In 2005, out of some thousands of "pre-candidates were approved by the board, only seven people.
As expected, the main rivals in the elections on 12 June will be Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has the right to claim the second and final term, world Hossein Mousavi, Mohsen Rezai, and former chairman of the parliament Mahdi Karroubi.