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Government divided over nepotism 04.08.2008 Deputy PM Waldemar Pawlak and anticorruption minister Julia Pitera disagree over the significance of nepotism in Polish public life.
Privatisation will heal medical sector, claims government 30.07.2008 Health Minister Ewa Kopacz says Poles should not be afraid of government plans to privatise Polish hospitals, which will rectify the problem of financing medical services.
Polish politicians don’t deserve holidays, poll says 29.07.2008 As politicians start their month long summer break, a poll finds that majority of the Poles believe that they are not worthy of any time off at all.
Poles for Lisbon Treaty ratification and EU 28.07.2008 Poles want President Lech Kaczynski to ratify the Lisbon Treaty immediately, says a survey by CBOS pollsters and are one of the most pro-EU in the 27 nation bloc.
Former Justice Minister fled Warsaw to save immunity? 25.07.2008 Former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro has told Polish Radio that he failed to appear before the Parliamentary Committee for Regulations and MP Matters to avoid losing immunity.
Split in coalition on state funding political parties 24.07.2008 Deputy PM Waldemar Pawlak of the Polish Peasants Party (PSL) has criticised the draft bill on the abolition of subsidising political parties by the state.
One funeral, two blunders 23.07.2008 The funeral of Solidarity legend and former foreign minister Bronislaw Geremek was tainted by the politicisation of the event, say critics.
Poland gets new Children’s Ombudsman 23.07.2008 Marek Michalak has been appointed by the Lower House of Parliament as the new Ombudsman for Children, taking over from the controversial Ewa Sowinska, infamous for calling into question the sexuality of Tinky-Winky from the Tellytubbies.
Poles gloomy on the political front 21.07.2008 Forty nine percent of Poles are pessimists about the political direction the country is heading in.
President and foreign minister trade insults 19.07.2008 Transcripts of a private meeting between President Kaczynski and Foreign Minister Sikorksi shows relations between government and head of state continue to worsen.
Law and Justice Youth Forum to sue PM’s Office 18.07.2008 The Youth Forum of the Law and Justice (PiS) party has filed a motion with the prosecution service against officers at the Prime Minister’s Office.
Poles unhappy with government and president 18.07.2008 A new opinion poll by the TNS OBOP research centre suggests that Poles are unhappy with how the country is being led, but the Prime Minister retains the support of most Poles.
Kwasniewski’s Russian gas pipeline support ‘scandalous’ 17.07.2008 Former president, Aleksander Kwasniewski's support for the Russian-German Nord Stream project has outraged politicians from both the government and opposition.
Controversial radio station thanks God for Geremek’s death? 17.07.2008 Tributes both inside and outside Poland poured in after the tragic death of Bronislaw Geremek last Sunday. But not everyone appears to be sorry he has gone.
Law and Justice party boycott private TV channel 17.07.2008 Members of the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) have announced that they will refuse to appear on the private TVN television channel.
Life cards initiative launched 17.07.2008 Left wing politicians launch campaign to get Poles to carry organ donor cards.

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