In a few seats, Iran chooses the new president out of indifference. Abstention favors the ultra-conservative Raisi

From seven this morning, when it was still night in Italy, the polls opened in Iran to elect the new president. There are 59 million people who have the right to vote and more than 60,000 polling stations have been set up across the country. About 170,000 security agents between basiji, the paramilitary corps of volunteers that report directly to the supreme leader, and Pasdaran check the regularity of the voting operations.