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Student protests reveal weakness of the Iranian regime

Written by Fred Weston Tuesday, 24 June 2003
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The student protests that began in Iran on June 9, have revealed how little support is left for the Islamic regime among not only the students and the workers, but also large layers of the middle classes. In spite of the harsh clampdown of the regime, it is clear that it is dieing. It is no longer a question of "if", but rather of "when" it will fall.
 

The new course of the EU, the nature of the Iranian regime and the working class - Part One

Written by M. Razi Wednesday, 17 July 2002
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After the war in Iraq, Iran has taken on a special importance for the European Union, in particular for countries like France and Germany, who lost out on the handing out of contracts. There have been high level talks between EU representatives and leading figures in the Iranian regime. M. Razi looks at the background to these developments. The Farsi original of this article was published on www.kargar.org in July 2002 and in Kargar-e Socialist No. 114 in August 2002.
 

The new course of the EU, the nature of the Iranian regime and the working class - Part Two

Written by M. Razi Wednesday, 17 July 2002
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In Part Two, M. Razi looks at the Iranian regime's position in response to the EU's turn.
   

The new course of the EU, the nature of the Iranian regime and the working class - Part Three

Written by M. Razi Wednesday, 17 July 2002
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In the final part of his document, M. Razi looks at the perspectives for the workers' movement in Iran.
   

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