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Wondering why the Iranians are upset with supreme leader Khamenei?

Minimum wage in Iran is about $90 to $120 a month, while average salaries range from $200 to $400. Basic living costs for a family now run $200 to $400, meaning at least 30% of households in Iran cannot cover their cost of living.




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