The recent party may not stand in February’s parliamentary election,but it’s up and running with its eyes on a broad coalition The Islamic Iranian National Alliance party, the first reformist party permitted to form since the disputed 2009 presidential election, and has its eyes on February’s parliamentary election.“We are alert to cooperate with moderate and wise conservatives and form a joint front against those who are after sectarian rather than national interests,” Hossein Naghashi, a member of the National Alliance’s central committee, or told Tehran Bureau. Related: Iran's Khatami strikes back Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com