Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Iran Marks 35 Years Of Revolution



Iranians Rally To Mark 35 Years Of Revolution -- Al Jazeera

Thousands gather in streets of Tehran to mark day that created Islamic Republic, ending the reign of US-allied shah.

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the streets of the Iranian capital and cities around the country to mark the 35th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

In Tehran, huge crowds thronged central Azadi square on Tuesday for a speech by President Hassan Rouhani, his first major address to the public since his election in August.

Rouhani launched into the traditional anti-US rhetoric despite a significant political shift in Tehran, which resulted in his election last year as a leader pursuing a policy of outreach to the West.

"The people's vote had no role in running this country. This was a huge humiliation," Rouhani said, referring to the period when Iran was a constitutional monarchy.

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More News On Iran Marking 35 Years Of Revolution

Large Crowds In Iran Mark 35th Anniversary Of Islamic Revolution -- Radio Free Europe
Iranians celebrate 35th anniversary of 1979 revolution -- Haaretz/Reuters/AP
Iran erupts as thousands rally to mark Islamic revolution -- Washington Times
Anti-US anger strong as Tehran marks Islamic Revolution -- Euronews
Iranians Assail U.S. on Revolution Anniversary -- New York Times
Rouhani marks Islamic revolution anniversary with critique of US -- AL Jazeera
Iranians observe revolution anniversary -- UPI
Iranian president calls for engagement on 35th anniversary of revolution -- FOX News/EFE
Iran's Revolution By The Numbers -- Radio Free Europe

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