haasan sons go to school here affect their father reduced daily the teachers are poorly paid he says no one would want to teach at such a school. no homos and like children should become doctors or soldiers they should have a worthwhile job and a good future that's my dream but i love the circumstances nothing will come of it . if he had enough money of the motorbike taxi driver says he would have long ago sent his children to private school the ruling party of president who has been in power for four years and the federal state of the commissioner of education has shifted the blame for the educational situation onto previous governments seventy percent of teachers where i'm qualified more than twenty thousand teachers have been let go because they couldn't reach all right. most of. the. budget requests for it. he. states spends a third of its budget on education but at the federal level education spending makes up only seven percent of the budget the issue plays hardly any role and president who hours election campaign. to change that but he and his small party are struggling to be

the death of twenty seven revolutionary guards who were killed in a bus bomb attack on wednesday haasan rouhani says the u.s. and zionism are at the root of terrorism in the region. you don't we will take our martyrs blood and revenge on this small group of mercenaries american zionism are the root causes of terrorism you know the region they are the main roots of terrorism unfortunately some oil rich countries in the region have also financially sponsored terrorist. training us now for more stars our correspondent also. jamal the focus is all wrong and what has vice president mike pence. will the vice president of the united states as well as secretary of state's mark bumppo have made no secret of what they are hoping to at least try and achieve from what has been a very bizarre kind of conference in terms of the aims of it they are very clearly trying to unite as many people behind there and around and to iranian regime stunts as far as the vice president is concerned he said that it is disappointing insaan that the european countries have not been supportive of u.s. imposed sanctions

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republic there are we're looking at live pictures now from the capital this morning where president haasan rouhani is set to address thousands of people those living in the country are facing many challenges today partly due to sanctions imposed by the united states. it's which accuses iran of sponsoring terrorism and trying to build nuclear weapons last year the u.s. pulled out a multilateral nuclear treaty it had signed with iran last month it imposed new sanctions. our correspondent teresa tropper is in tehran with this report on how the latest round of sanctions is affecting. force a nap this pharmacy in southwest to iran is her last home it's open around the clock in this one of the last that still sells important medication. say not looking for paris for her mother who has a life threatening heart condition but even the drugs to fight. never pass upon i mean every time we come here they say we don't have it and way short of medicine so where should we get it from what should we do when you can't even get the most vital heart medication how does this country expect to keep going if th

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and i ask our viewers if they can go and look for their boy haasan this was the boy shown on this radio who gave a press conference you know all pursuit of it in there and they were gracious enough to tell our viewers that months ago that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks my guests here in moscow and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember rostock was. we're witnessing something quite remarkable in that one twenty one thing we're watching a country that span and in one thousand century bubble really for the last two hundred years they're going to crash into the twenty first century as if they're just being teleported into the twenty first century. except the us need new source people by as though they keep the slimed you force new the focus on the us to do so e.j. when you want to get what. you see in the film or snow does conclude the most good moment in. your home life. it'll change when you don't let us. know what. to do saying the numbers mean something they've measured us with over one trillion dollars of debt more t

thousands of people have already turned out in the capital to take part in a parade or president haasan rouhani will address the thousands of people there iranians are facing many challenges partly due to sanctions imposed by the united states we'll hear from our correspondent in a moment but first here's how events unfolded when the shawl was overthrown forty years ago. it was the winter of nine hundred seventy seven u.s. president jimmy carter visiting the shah of iran cold the country and island of stability in the middle east within a year however the shah would be deposed in a revolution. small protest had already broken out by the end of nine hundred seventy seven protests against the shah's modernization program and he's increasingly authoritarian rule. but in september nine hundred seventy eight those protests became mass demonstrations workers strikes and riots. many iranians who joined the uprising were fighting back against what they saw as an attempt to westernize and secure a rise the country. others were calling for socialism and some were simply angered over the abuses of

maggi haasan debates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad's five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem share their thoughts on its last present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china zia join a school coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in man ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and dave decided to play god. and suddenly she didn't castro said she can write knowledge share if we could. all move or so has been so far in this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture of cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera i made of it every week a news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening finest as we turned the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that night and demands on al-j

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president's haasan rouhani speaking as he usually does on the anniversary what have you heard so far that stood out for you well the president is right now giving a history lesson about where iran was prior to the revolution and how the previous monarchies and dynasties actually divided iran they were irresponsible they were under the influence of western powers and easily manipulated and that is the reason there of aleutian took place and the main goal of khomeini ayatollah khomeini was to unite iran and its people and that's what the president is stressing that it's and so would he be speaking more at this point to a domestic audience obviously it's a big day for iran and iranians in themselves or is he sending a message to the international audience as well because what we've heard him say so far is that the enemy will not be able to reach its evil objectives yes he's certainly stressing how strong iran is currently in its military might and the will of the people the message is very clear he said that the iranian people are not going to be fooled and they have faced american and