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WASHINGTON - Government United States President Barack Obama will likely repeat the policy in the era of George W Bush to fund the anti-Iranian government through institutions domestic or foreign.

Washington refused to act is based on the government decision to allocate funds for long USD66 million for Iranian opposition groups. But White House still think the new approach.

Team Obama has requested additional funds for USD15 million dikucurkan to the Near Eastern Regional Democracy Initiative, which addressed the issues in the area.

“Some of the money was intended to Iran,” said David Carle, spokesman subkomite funding that take funding abroad, quoted from the Press TV, Sunday (28/6/2009).

Meanwhile, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) that promotes U.S. foreign policy, have been requests funds USD20 million is for the Iranian government opponent.

However, an official Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the U.S. did not want to deny his identity is the recipient of these funds. That USAID will receive the answers to the query at the end of this month.

Early this month Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad criticize Western style liberal democracy, which according to him has caused damage in the world.

“Under the banner liberalism, which has a lot of the action violates the barbarian and human rights without getting punished,” said dia.WASHINGTON - Government United States President Barack Obama will likely repeat the policy in the era of George W Bush to fund anti-government groups through Iran institutions domestic or foreign.

Washington refused to act is based on the government decision to allocate funds for long USD66 million for Iranian opposition groups. But White House still think the new approach.

Team Obama has requested additional funds for USD15 million dikucurkan to the Near Eastern Regional Democracy Initiative, which addressed the issues in the area.

“Some of the money was intended to Iran,” said David Carle, spokesman subkomite funding that take funding abroad, quoted from the Press TV, Sunday (28/6/2009).

Meanwhile, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) that promotes U.S. foreign policy, have been requests funds USD20 million is for the Iranian government opponent.

However, an official Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the U.S. did not want to deny his identity is the recipient of these funds. That USAID will receive the answers to the query at the end of this month.

Early this month Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad criticize Western style liberal democracy, which according to him has caused damage in the world.

“Under the banner liberalism, which has a lot of the action violates the barbarian and human rights without getting punished,” he said.