The conflict between the United States and Israel with Iran completed six months last Friday, according to the article. Initially planned by Donald Trump's administration as an operation of a few weeks' duration, the conflict did not result in the fall of the Iranian theocratic regime, nor are there signs of a definitive peace agreement.
Iranians living in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, who maintain contact with family members in Iran, reported to GLOBO the economic situation in the country. They described the pressure that rising prices and the devaluation of the Iranian currency currently exert on the population's cost of living.
The interviewees said they do not see an immediate solution to the economic crisis affecting Iran. The local population faces growing difficulties due to the combination of inflation and devaluation of the rial, the national currency.
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