Iran’s political landscape is rocked by the impeachment of Economy Minister Hemmati amid increased protests against corruption and economic hardship. The NCRI’s conference emphasized Iranian women’s role in the resistance, while protests persist nationwide. Tragically, systemic healthcare failures contribute to preventable deaths, highlighting regime negligence and mismanagement. Calls for justice dominate conversations as the Iranian resistance amplifies its message globally.
On March 2, 2025, Iranian Economy Minister Abdolnaser Hemmati was impeached by parliament despite President Masoud Pezeshkian’s attempts to retain him. Hemmati’s removal came after he publicly criticized the governance of banking and monetary policies, claiming accountability lay elsewhere. His statement led to significant backlash from parliament, highlighting deep divisions within Iran’s ruling regime.
Protests are escalating across Iran in response to rampant corruption and economic deprivation. Various groups, including retirees and workers, are voicing their frustrations against policies perceived as detrimental to their livelihoods. Demonstrations in multiple cities signal widespread public unrest against the regime’s exploitation of resources and its inability to address economic issues.
Helene Carreiras, former Portuguese Minister of Defense, shared her insights at the NCRI’s “Women, Force for Change” conference on February 22, 2025, celebrating Iranian women’s resistance. The gathering aimed to strengthen global support for Iranian women’s fight for justice in anticipation of International Women’s Day.
The recent political upheaval in Iran reflects a tumultuous struggle within the regime, marked by increasing public unrest due to economic hardship and governmental corruption. The desperate calls for reform highlight the critical role of women in the resistance movement, while ongoing protests signal a pivotal moment in Iranian society. Continued calls for the release of political prisoners underscore the urgent demand for justice and change amidst systemic failures.
Original Source: www.ncr-iran.org
