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Iran s ex-president Ahmadinejad defends black lives with uncensored Tupac n lyrics
MENA 2 min read
30 May, 2020
Iran s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Friday weighed in on the ongoing anti-police brutality protests in the United States by quoting a Tupac song, though he failed to censor the N-word. The Tupac fan has previously quoted the rapper in tweets on social media [Getty]
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad has faced a flurry of criticism on Twitter for using the N-word in a tweet that condemns police brutality against black people in America.
The Iranian politician, who is no stranger to controversy, made the mistake of quoting a Tupac song in a tweet discussing the current race protests in the US, which erupted after the killing of an African American at the hands of police.
Iran candidates register for presidential election
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11/05/2021 - 10:05 Former Revolutionary Guards official Saeed Mohammad registered his candidacy for Iran s presidential elections on Tuesday, as a five-day registration period opens ATTA KENARE AFP 2 min
Tehran (AFP)
Iran on Tuesday opened registration for candidates hoping to succeed President Hassan Rouhani, who will step down following the June 18 elections after serving the maximum two consecutive terms allowed.
The five-day registration period at the interior ministry ends on Saturday, with the names of candidates then handed to the conservative-dominated Guardian Council for vetting.
More than 20 public figures have officially announced their intention to run, with the final list of those qualified due on May 26-27, the interior ministry said.
Registration opens for hopefuls in Iran’s presidential election
Iran on Tuesday opened registration for candidates hoping to succeed President Hassan Rouhani, who will step down following the June 18 elections after serving the maximum two consecutive terms allowed, AFP reported.
The five-day registration period at the interior ministry ends on Saturday, with the names of candidates then handed to the conservative-dominated Guardian Council for vetting.
More than 20 public figures have officially announced their intention to run, with the final list of those qualified due on May 26-27, the interior ministry said.
Former Revolutionary Guards Corps official Saeed Mohammad, a general and an advisor to Guards commander Major General Hossein Salami, was one of the first to submit his name Tuesday.