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Under Fire from U.S., Iran Reacts by Cracking Down at Home [incl. Haleh Esfandiari, et al.]

The government has put restrictions on the media, targeted academics, and detained 150,000 – including four Iranian-Amer

July 13, 2007
Scott Peterson
The Christian Science Monitor

Istanbul, Turkey

While running for president of Iran in 2005, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad went out of his way to counter charges from opponents that his victory would bring to power “Islamic fascism” and the “Iranian Taliban.”

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