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Sunday, May 19, 2013 04:28
reformists
Reformists rejected as city council candidates
Iranian media report that a large number of reformist candidates have been pronounced ineligible to run in the city council elections.
“Reformist” candidate runs for president of Iran
Mohammadreza Aref, the former vice president and a senior reformist figure, registered today, May 10, to run in the 11th presidential election.
Iran’s election called a race among four groups
Ali Saidi, the Iranian Supreme Leader’s representative to the Revolutionary Guards, announced that the 11th presidential election will see a race among these four groups: Principalists, supporters of the administration, reformists and executives.
Iran to weed out “seditious” reformists from election
IRGC cultural adviser Hamidreza Moghaddamfar says only those reformists who did not take part in the “2009 sedition” can participate in the coming presidential elections.
Minister says politics closed to “sedition” leaders
Iranian Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi says the government will not allow “leaders of sedition” to return to the political arena.
