Iran lawmakers pressed to speed reform of food, energy subsidies (The Christian Science Monitor)
December 5th, 2009
The Christian Science Monitor – As Iran moves to cut billions of dollars in food, water, and energy subsidies, conservative lawmakers who stymied a number of President Ahmadinejad’s economic legislative measures during his first term are under increased pressure to implement a timeline for the cuts that domestic critics say is too abrupt.
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