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Iran's Regime Will Likely Survive Sanctions, but Its People Might Not
Even pro-regime media criticizes the government as more than half of Iranians live under the poverty line ■ Analyst says major inflation serves the government's interests
Distressing reports coming out of Iran talk of families giving up their homes because they can no longer pay rent. These aren’t young people and singles who have come to the cities in search of work or to study, but solid families with children who were once able to easily rent an apartment in Tehran or the other big cities. They now find themselves part of the half of Iran that statisticians say are now living in poverty.
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