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Wikileaks Irão bloqueia El País após notícia sobre bofetada a Ahmadinejad

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Wikileaks: Irão bloqueia acesso ao "El País" após notícia sobre bofetada a Ahmadinejad

O Irão bloqueou hoje o acesso à página internet do "El País", que publicou um telegrama diplomático divulgado pelo site Wikileaks segundo o qual o chefe da Guarda Revolucionária iraniana deu uma bofetada ao presidente Mahmud Ahmadinejad

O "El País " reproduz hoje um telegrama da embaixada dos Estados Unidos
no Azerbaijão, datado de 11 de fevereiro de 2010 e divulgado pelo Wikileaks, no qual o diplomata Rob Garverick dá conta de contactos com uma fonte iraniana, cuja identidade é protegida.

O telegrama refere que o chefe dos Guardas da Revolução, Mohamed Ali
Jafari, deu uma bofetada a Ahmadinejad depois de uma acalorada discussão no Conselho Supremo de Segurança Nacional, em janeiro de 2010, sobre como lidar com os protestos que se seguiram às polémicas eleições de junho de 2009.

Posição liberal de Ahmadinejad surpreendeu os membros do Conselho


Durante a reunião, segundo o relato da fonte iraniana, Ahmadinejad surpreendeu os outros membros do Conselho ao assumir "uma posição surpreendentemente liberal", afirmando que "as pessoas sentem-se sufocadas" e defendendo que a solução para reduzir a tensão podia passar por conceder mais liberdades, "incluindo mais liberdade de imprensa".

A mesma fonte indicou que as palavras de Ahmadinejad enfureceram Jafari, que disse ao presidente que estava errado e que era "o causador desta confusão", para em seguida lhe dar uma bofetada.

A situação causou agitação na sala e a reunião foi interrompida, sem que nunca chegasse a ser retomada. Ainda segundo a fonte do diplomata norte-americano, a interrupção da reunião foi referida em alguns blogues iranianos, mas não a bofetada que esteve na sua origem.

Cables sobre a bofetada dada pelo Chefe da Guarda Revolucionaria a Ahmadineyad
O telegrama relata o conteúdo da reunião do Conselho Supremo de Segurança Nacional

 
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Date: 2010-02-11 10:23:00
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Source: Embassy Baku
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S E C R E T BAKU 000098

SIPDIS

E.O. 12958: DECL: 02/11/2020
TAGS: PGOV, PARM, PHUM, AJ, IR
SUBJECT: IRAN: JAFARI REPORTEDLY SLAPS AHMEDINEJAD AT SNSC
MEETING; TUDEH RE-EMERGING?

REF: A. A) 2009 BAKU 972
B. B) 2009 BAKU 921
C. C) 2009 BAKU 920 (NOTAL)
D. D) 2009 BAKU 909

Classified By: XXXXXXXXXXXX, for Reasons 1.4 (b and
d)

1. (S) XXXXXXXXXXXX (protect) who has
demonstrated a wide range of Iranian political and
governmental contacts (including relatives). The contact has
been known to Iran watcher for over a year, and has
reportedly accurately on several sensitivepolitical and
economic issues in the past. His etwork includes
individuals in positions to possss knowledge of aspects of
Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) deliberations
(strictly protect - see reftels).

He who Got Slapped
------------------

2. (S) According to source, President Ahmedinejad surprised
other SNSC members by taking a surprisingly liberal posture
during a mid January post-Ashura meeting of the SNSC called
to discuss next steps on dealing with opposition protests.
Source said that Ahmedinejad claimed that "people feel
suffocated," and mused that to defuse the situation it may be
necessary to allow more personal and social freedoms,
including more freedom of the press.

3. (S) According to source, Ahmedinejad's statements
infuriated Revolutionary Guard Chief of Staff Mohammed Ali
Jafari, who exclaimed "You are wrong! (In fact) it is YOU
who created this mess! And now you say give more freedom to
the press?!" Source said that Jafarli then slapped
Ahmedinejad in the face, causing an uproar and an immediate
call for a break in the meeting, which was never resumed.
Source said that SNSC did not meet again for another two
weeks, after Ayatollah Janati succesfully acted as a
"peacemaker" between Jafarli and Ahmedinejad. Source added
that the break in the SNSC meeting, but not the slap that
caused it, has made its way on to some Iranian blogs.

Sides Preparing for New Confrontations
--------------------------------------

4. (S) Meanwhile, source said, both sides are digging in for
new confrontations, while various sub-groups maneuver. He
stressed the importance of recent speeches by Karroubi and
Khatami to the effect that Ahmedinejad will not be able
finish his term, and that Supreme Leaders should not take
partisan political sides. He stressed that "Karroubi chooses
each word carefully," and aid the recent speeches reflect an
ongoing effort to split Khameini from the Ahmedinejad group.
Source described the overall political situation within and
without the political elite as "getting worse and worse." XXXXXXXXXXXX
opined that this situation (of protests and instability)
cannot be sustained indefinitely, and predicted that events
are trending towards major developments and a new phases.
Asked what Iran will likely look like over the next year, he
responded "ask me after 22 Bahman (February 11)."

Tudeh Acticsts Re-Emerging?
--------------------------

5. (S) Source (XXXXXXXXXXXX)
also asserted that the Iranian Tudeh (communist) party is
reorganizing among factory and government workers, and
intellectuals. He claimed that many former Tudeh
sympathizers hold positions in the bureaucracy and elsewhere,
and opined that many still privately support the movement.
He mentioned one "XXXXXXXXXXXX organizer who
has re-emerged behind the scenes of recent bus worker and
other labor strikes.
LU

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