TEHRAN, Iran — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad threatened Sunday to release internal documents on government affairs going back to the early 1980s in a direct counterattack against challengers who claim his policies have sent Iran into an economic tailspin and undermined the nation’s standing in the world.
He gave only a blanket warning that he would open the books on "political, cultural, social and diplomatic” issues. It appeared part of his effort to thwart the accusations economic mismanagement hurled at him.
The threat boosts the level of bitterness and recriminations between Ahmadinejad and his three rivals in the June 12 election, who have hammered the president on Iran’s economic woes.
by the associated press
He gave only a blanket warning that he would open the books on "political, cultural, social and diplomatic” issues. It appeared part of his effort to thwart the accusations economic mismanagement hurled at him.
The threat boosts the level of bitterness and recriminations between Ahmadinejad and his three rivals in the June 12 election, who have hammered the president on Iran’s economic woes.
by the associated press
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