Iran, in the square that acclaims the new president Raisi: “Now the country will count again”

TEHRAN – The celebration of the new Iran begins after sunset, in Imam Hussein square, in Tehran, the agora of large public gatherings and propaganda. It’s the party for Ibrahim Raisi, the conservative judge who built his political rise in small steps and in the shadow of the supreme guide, Ali Khamenei, and became the country’s eighth president in an election that a majority of Iranians defected.