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A correspondent in Tehran

A correspondent in Tehran

Ago 25, 2024

Abbas Araghchi (C), nominee for the Foreign Ministry, attends a special session to approve the cabinet appointments proposed by the newly elected president in Tehran on August 21, 2024. — Abbas Araghchi (C), candidato al Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, asiste a una sesión especial para aprobar los nombramientos del gabinete propuestos por el presidente recién elegido en Teherán el 21 de agosto de 2024. — ATTA KENARE/AFP vía Getty Images

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