A woman walks in a shop at a bazaar in Tehran February 25, 2012. REUTERS/Raheb Homavandi
ANKARA (Reuters) - As prices of food, water and electricity rise further beyond reach, struggling Iranians are losing belief in their pragmatic president and his promise of a brighter future.
The country has been hit by the double hammer blows of persisting Western sanctions over its nuclear activities and plunging oil prices - but its leaders tell the people that adversity will make them stronger.
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