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Factbox-Judge, banker, negotiator among candidates for Iran s presidency

Factbox-Judge, banker, negotiator among candidates for Iran s presidency
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Factbox: Judge, banker, negotiator among candidates for Iran s presidency

Factbox: Judge, banker, negotiator among candidates for Iran s presidency
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Iran s Ultraconservative Raisi: Anti-graft Poll Favourite

Iran s ultraconservative Raisi: anti-graft poll favourite | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

Iran’s ultraconservative Raisi: ‘anti-graft’ poll favourite 153 TEHRAN, June 14, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Dressed in a black turban and long religious coat, Ebrahim Raisi casts himself as an austere figure and an anti-corruption champion of the poor ahead of Iran’s presidential election. The 60-year-old ultraconservative, widely seen as the favourite to win the June 18 poll, heads the judiciary and is a “hodjatoleslam”, one rank below that of ayatollah in the Shiite clerical hierarchy. His campaign centres on a promise to “battle unrelentingly against poverty and corruption”. He operated on a similar platform for the 2017 election, when he won 38 percent of the vote, well short of the margin needed to prevent moderate President Hassan Rouhani securing a second consecutive term.

Iran s ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi : Anti-graft poll favourite

Iran s ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi : Anti-graft poll favourite Top Searches Iran s ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi : Anti-graft poll favourite AFP / Jun 14, 2021, 08:51 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Ebrahim Raisi TEHRAN: Dressed in a black turban and long religious coat, Ebrahim Raisi casts himself as an austere figure and an anti-corruption champion of the poor ahead of Iran s presidential election. The 60-year-old ultraconservative, widely seen as the favourite to win the June 18 poll, heads the judiciary and is a hodjatoleslam , one rank below that of ayatollah in the Shiite clerical hierarchy. His campaign centres on a promise to battle unrelentingly against poverty and corruption . He operated on a similar platform for the 2017 election, when he won 38 percent of the vote, well short of the margin needed to prevent moderate President Hassan Rouhani securing a second consecutive term.

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