New hopes for change from inside Iran

After the surprising andfrankly written open letter that 130+ MPs wrote to the leader, Khamenei, the political atmosphere in Iran has changed a little bit. "If a chalice of poison should be swallowed, it should be done (now) before the whole establishment and the country's independence and territorial integrity is jeopardized" they wrote. Another statement by one of the most prominent students groups followed the letter, demanding Khamenei either to choose democracy or end of the regime.

Although I think monarchy-backed exile satelite stations that are based in California, have exaggerated and interfered with the honest recent protests in Tehran, the political atmosphere in Iran is shifting to a more radical approach to reform, which does't limit itself to current framework. They never accepted that the problem is with the constitution and the unlimited power of the leader based on it. Now some of them are saying that every possible solution to reform the system is blocked by unelected power institutions and they have no choice other than demanding a big change in the constituion. Some traditional parts of the reformist movement such as Rohaniun Mobarez, in which Parliament's speaker and the President Khatami Despite are major members, have disagreed with going further than the initial framework. But the majority of reformists, headed by younger Jebheye Mosharekat members, are gradually speaking up about this matter. (Sorry, I coudn't find English resources for many of the mentioned issues.)