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Murad Vaisi, Iran International's senior analyst, said: "Free education in Iran, which was a product of the Shah's rule, has generally disappeared, and schools receive money from parents during registration, during the school year, and even when giving reports." Even the school's milk quota was cut for a year, but three and a half times the school's milk budget was paid to the Lebanese Hezbollah. Now the expenses of the schools are on the shoulders of the parents."

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Murad Vaisi, Iran International's senior analyst, said: "Free education in Iran, which was a product of the Shah's rule, has generally disappeared, and schools receive money from parents during registration, during the school year, and even when giving reports." Even the school's milk quota was cut for a year, but three and a half times the school's milk budget was paid to the Lebanese Hezbollah. Now the expenses of the schools are on the shoulders of the parents."

Murad Vaisi, Iran International's senior analyst, said: "Free education in Iran, which was a product of the Shah's rule, has generally disappeared, and schools receive money from parents during registration, during the school year, and even when giving reports." Even the school's milk quota was cut for a year, but three and a half times the school's milk budget was paid to the Lebanese Hezbollah. Now the expenses of the schools are on the shoulders of the parents."

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