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Iranians are taking to the streets as their economic crisis deepens, forcing families to spend savings just to survive. The unrest reflects widespread anger over government economic mismanagement.
Iranians are protesting in the streets as their economic crisis deepens, with families forced to spend savings just to cover basic survival costs. The unrest reflects widespread anger over government economic mismanagement and deteriorating living standards.
When street protests spike around survival costs, it signals the crisis has moved from financial metrics to daily life. People can tolerate economic decline if it's gradual. When they can't feed families or pay rent, protest becomes a pressure valve. These waves typically precede either policy shifts or regime instability.
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