ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月17日 12時34分

To many in the outside world, #Iran seems to be riding high, its coffers replenished with billions of dollars it received after reaching a nuclear agreement with foreign powers. International businesses have been swarming into the country, and the government is throwing its weight around regionally, lending political and military support to Shiite groups and governments in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, and extending its influence eastward into Afghanistan. But millions of Iranians, particularly younger ones, find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of hidden poverty, an exhausting hustle to stay afloat, working multiple jobs and running moneymaking schemes just to keep up. Many middle-class Iranians are frustrated by years of high unemployment, inflation that eats relentlessly into living standards and widespread corruption. And they’re displeased with a state widely considered to be out of touch. Few in Iran are optimistic that Friday’s presidential election will help end a cycle of poverty. @newshatavakolian captured this view of #Tehran, where it’s common to pick up passengers as a way to make more money.

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