Monday, June 29, 2009 TEHRAN: Iran's top election body on Monday began a partial recount of the fiercely disputed presidential election, after opposition demonstrators defiantly faced off against riot police in Tehran. "The Guardians Council has started a partial recount of 10 percent of the ballot boxes," state-owned Arabic-language television said. The opposition is demanding a complete rerun of the vote, claiming it was marred by widespread irregularities and fraud in a dispute that has shaken the very foundations of the Islamic regime.
Monday, June 29, 2009 TEHRAN: Iran's top election body on Monday began a partial recount of the fiercely disputed presidential election, after opposition demonstrators defiantly faced off against riot police in Tehran. "The Guardians Council has started a partial recount of 10 percent of the ballot boxes," state-owned Arabic-language television said. The opposition is demanding a complete rerun of the vote, claiming it was marred by widespread irregularities and fraud in a dispute that has shaken the very foundations of the Islamic regime.
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