Iran, all the men of President Raisi: a “bipartisan government” in search of the lost consensus

TEHERAN – The reformist daily Etemad of Tehran calls it a “bipartisan government”, making it clear what the climate is among the defeated in the presidential elections in Iran. Since he was elected, in a vote that saw the majority of Iranians desert the polls, the president Ibrahim Raisi, an ultra-conservative religious supported by part of the clergy and the Pasdaran, repeats that he wants to create a “multi-party” government, “open to all formations”, not tied only to partisan affinities.