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Why Iran’s new reformist president will be unlikely to effect change | DW News

Voters in Iran have chosen a new president. Former health minister Masoud Pezeshkian received well over 2 million votes more than his hardline rival in Friday’s runoff. He was the only reform candidate allowed to run — but his ability to deliver change in the shadow of Iran’s Supreme Leader is limited.

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00:00 Reformist Pezeshkian wins Iran’s presidential election
02:46 Danny Citrinowicz, Israeli Institute for Security Studies
06:21 Yalda Zarbakhch, Head of DW Persian Service

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