Live Blog: Presidential Debate in Iran -- Foreign Policy

#Qalibaf: A gov that is not accepted by its own people can't hold any authority with other countries #Iran #Iran2013 #مناظره

— AJELive (@AJELive) June 7, 2013

#IranElection Rezayi criticizes lack of enough time for presenting positions & ideas in debate

— Abas Aslani (@abasinfo) June 7, 2013

Qalibaf: Our domestic and foreign must protect Iran's national interest and protect our "revolutionary identity"

Qalibaf is the second up. He will have about 4 minutes until the other candidates have the chance to comment

Rezai: We need an effective economic policy, a strong government management. Sanctions have not worked.

Mohammad Gharazi, a reformist: Iran is suffering from unemployment, drug use, government constraints

@mohamadrezaaref: I was at Tehran Bazaar, few young supporters chanted "Hello to Aref, Hail to Khatami", they were arrested. #iranelection

— Negar Mortazavi (@negarmortazavi) June 7, 2013

Aref says after his visit to bazaar they arrested a young supporter who had a placard: Greetings to Aref, Salam to Khatami. #iranelection

— Madi J © (@iShahrzad) June 7, 2013

Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf: We need to end factional behavior

Rohani: We need to restore skilled managers that have been marginalized. Our management needs to be stable. Appointments should be based on merit not nepotism and connections