Consequences of the elections in Iran and France

It’s not easy French elections that recently shook the world political scene. The result of the presidential elections in Iran.

Not only the results of the elections were shocking there. But the attitude of the mullahs will allow the moderate Dr. Massoud Pezeskian into the electoral arena.

To be sure, for many critics of the Iranian regime, the election was a sham. In other words, they express two sides of the same coin. That is why so many abstained at both stages of the elections.

But everything is not quite like that. A special commission that evaluates candidates under the watchful eye of Supreme Leader Khamenei rarely admits a candidate who advocates “heretical” or anti-religious positions. Pezeksyan, however, did not hide his unethical views on the theocratic regime. So why was his candidacy accepted?

One of the versions may be the regime’s decision to allow some safety valves that allow you to express some claims to the system. But it is possible that at the same time the system sees the need for some changes, so that the regime softens its dead-end course and moves in a different political direction.

Of course, this is an optimistic estimate, but time will tell if this is the case or not. However, attitudes that allow women the freedom to dress as they please and pursue professional careers are essentially subversive initiatives for society. The government that will be formed there and the first steps that will be taken will show where the development of events will lead.

In France, the final result of the election surprised many. But this, of course, did not upset Le Pen and her party. Macron’s electoral maneuver was aimed at involving Raleigh in government duties and the subsequent political disintegration. The ultimate goal, apparently, was to reduce Le Pen’s chances of running for president of the republic.

Of course, this scenario breaks down after the final election result. A victory for the left and Macron’s reformists inevitably leads to a center-left government. A figure with a huge responsibility that created very high expectations in the world. However, one form with minimal internal consistency and insurmountable structural problems. Ideological divergence and serious problems of complex political decisions do not promise either durability or stability of any scheme.

Inevitably, the winner will be Le Pen and the Coalition, who will be able to continue to criticize in safety and exploit any resentment against the centre-left that arises in connection with the government’s policies. After that, Le Pen will inevitably become the main favorite in the future presidential race. Based on these data, the winner of the election was probably Le Pen. And Macron lost, whose treatment failed miserably.

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