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Iran / Elections / Hunter Interview #749179

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Feb 21, 2004
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(Studio: Renay San Miguel) Report introduced.

(Tehran: Kasra Naji) The reaction to election results showing gains by religious hardliners in Iran examined; details given of fears that reforms will be reversed.

(Studio: Renay San Miguel) Live interview held with the director of the Center for Strategic & International Studies’ Islam Program Shireen Hunter† about how the political shakeup will effect Iran and its relations with other countries. [In Washington, HUNTER – says the reform movement will be strengthened; describes how reformists might proceed and how the hardliners might respond; comments on the presence of U.N. nuclear weapons inspectors in Iran.]

Reporter(s):
Miguel, Renay San;
Naji, Kasra
Duration:
00:06:10

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