Facebook | Mir Hossein Mousavi میر حسین موسوی. La "génération K" au cœur du soulèvement iranien - Proche-Orient. "On ne peut faire confiance à personne" - Proche-Orient - Le Mon. Témoignages d'Iran : "Nous n'avons plus d'espoir" - Internationa. "L'ayatollah Ali Khamenei a commis la plus grave erreur de sa vi. Le Monde | | Propos recueillis par Propos recueillis par Philippe Bolopion - New York, correspondance Mohsen Sazegara, chercheur et président du Research Institute for Contemporary Iran, basé à Washington, a été un des fondateurs des Gardiens de la révolution et a occupé des fonctions ministérielles dans les années 1980, avant de prendre ses distances avec le gouvernement révolutionnaire en 1989. Assistons-nous à un tournant dans la révolution iranienne ? Depuis le discours de vendredi de Khamenei, la donne a changé.
En soutenant l'élection truquée de Mahmoud Ahmadinejad et en menaçant le peuple iranien, il a clairement annoncé qu'il était derrière le coup d'Etat. Maintenant, la nation est face au Guide. Samedi a eu lieu la première confrontation entre ces deux fronts. L'opinion se retourne-t-elle contre l'ayatollah Khamenei ? Absolument. Est-il soutenu par les religieux ? Non. Les manifestants s'en prennent-ils à la révolution islamique ? Ils sont pour la démocratie. Et les bassidji ? Neda, une histoire qui synthétise la complexité du conflit - Pro. Iranian Soccer Players Protest In World Cup Match -- Politics Da. Contributor Protests of Iran's election results made their way to a soccer stadium Wednesday in Seoul, South Korea, where several members of Iran's national soccer team wore green wristbands to show their support for opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi.
Outside the stadium, dozens of Iranians staged protests of the election that gave victory to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad just a few hours after polls closed on June 12. Some of the players removed their wrist bands after half time. The Iranians faced South Korea in a match that drew a tie, dashing both teams' hopes for an automatic berth in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Fans unfurled banners that read "Go To Hell Dictator" and chanted "Compatriots, we will be with you to the end with the same heart. " The Iranian government has been cracking down on all opposition and protesters as well as foreign journalists and the Internet. Click here to find the Cram's full coverage of the election in Iran. Iran bans election protest footballers | World news | guardian.c. Ali Karimi during Iran's World Cup qualifying match in South Korea.
Photograph: Lee Jae-Won/Reuters Their gesture attracted worldwide comment and drew the attention of football fans to Iran's political turmoil. Now the country's authorities have taken revenge by imposing life bans on players who sported green wristbands in a recent World Cup match in protest against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election. According to the pro-government newspaper Iran, four players – Ali Karimi, 31, Mehdi Mahdavikia, 32, Hosein Ka'abi, 24 and Vahid Hashemian, 32 – have been "retired" from the sport after their gesture in last Wednesday's match against South Korea in Seoul. They were among six players who took to the field wearing wristbands in the colour of the defeated opposition candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, which has been adopted by demonstrators who believe the 12 June election was stolen.
The fate of the other two players who wore the wristbands is unknown. YouTube - Poem for the Rooftops of Iran - June 19th, 2009. YouTube - Weapon X- Time for a Change (music video)