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Iranian opposition leader hails Egypt protests

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

JANUARY 29, 2011 19:04

TEHERAN, Iran— Iran's opposition leader on Saturday expressed hope that protests engulfing Egypt can bring change that has so far evaded his own country.

Mir Hossein Mousavi compared the uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen with the protest movement that followed the 2009 disputed elections in Iran.

He says Iran's movement was the starting point but all aimed at ending the "oppression of the rulers."

A heavy crackdown suppressed the peaceful protests in Iran, but Mousavi said Saturday that he hopes Egyptian and Yemeni protesters will succeed in bringing change to their country.

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