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Motives driving the protests in Iran
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January 9, 2018
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BAKU - For over a week, anti-government demonstrations have emerged across Iran. At this point, protests have been reported in dozens of cities, with at least 20 people confirmed dead in sporadic clashes between protestors and law enforcement units. In the Iranian capital, more than 450 people have been detained. Yet, despite the media hype, the unrest does not bear the signs of a revolution.
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