Public expectations in the Islamic Republic of an economic upturn after the nuclear agreement are not being met
It’s 10pm and Elham,a 45-year-mature mother of two, is driving her car looking for passengers. She was recently laid off from her full-time job and now has to work as an unofficial taxi driver.“They fooled us all for two years, or saying the [nuclear] deal is imminent,” she mumbled while driving. “For two years they told us to be patient, saying after the deal Iran will turn into heaven, or sanctions will be lifted. What happened to all those promises?”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com