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Polish ex-president was ‘not drunk’ 10.10.2007 Wojciech Olejniczak (photo), leader of the Democratic Left told Polish Radio on Wednesday morning that ex-president Aleksander Kwasniewski’s “indisposition”, as he appeared before the audience of the Left and Democrats’ (LiD) convention in Szczecin o
Eleven OSCE observers to monitor Polish elections 09.10.2007 A mission by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) that will observe Polish parliamentary elections on October 21, will consist of 11 international experts, announced head of the mission in Poland Julian Peel Yates on Tuesday
Election run-up sees TV debates hit Polish screens 09.10.2007 Two more TV debates, which get large audiences in Poland, are planned during the current election campaign.
Radio Maryja likely to snub Polish opposition leader 09.10.2007 Liberal opposition leader of Civic Platform (PO) Donald Tusk has asked to debate with listeners on the ultra conservative Radio Maryja.
Half of Polish emigrants in Europe to vote for main opposition party 08.10.2007 A poll conducted by ARC Rynek i Opinia at the end of September shows that 51 per cent of Polish emigrants say they will vote for the opposition Civic Platform (PO) party, 18.7 per cent for the Left and Democrats (LiD) with the governing Law and Justi
Little interest in mock election in Poland 07.10.2007 Both politicians and voters have shown little interest in the traditional mock election, which takes place two weeks before the real polling day in the town of Wrzesnia, in the mid-western Wielkopolska region. Meanwhile, another opinion poll released
High turnout expected in Polish election 05.10.2007 According to a survey by PGB opinion pollsters, high turnout is expected at the election with over 75% Poles declaring that they want to cast their ballots.
PM Jarosław Kaczynski vows to reform Poland’s constitution 05.10.2007 Prime minister Jarosław Kaczyński has said that if his Law and Justice (PiS) party win the parliamentary election on October 21, they would push for amendments to the constitution necessary to reform Poland.
Complaint about circumstances of Polish politician’s suicide filed in court 04.10.2007 Today the District Court in Katowice, southwest Poland, will consider an official complaint about the arrest of former construction minister Barbara Blida filed by her family’s proxies a few months ago after she committed suicide while police searche
Polish prospective senator arrested after ‘sting’ operation 03.10.2007 Poland’s Central Anti-corruption Bureau (CBA) have arrested Beata Sawicka of the opposition Civic Platform (PO) along with the mayor of the seaside town of Hel on corruption charges.
OCSE observers will be invited to Poland 03.10.2007 In spite of recent remarks to the contrary, Poland has invited OCSE observers to the October parliamentary elections, according to the Polish Foreign Ministry. The decision was made after a meeting between Polish foreign minister Anna Fotyga (photo)
Media discuss election debate in Poland 02.10.2007 The majority of respondents (53 per cent) to a telephone poll conducted by GfK Polonia after the debate last night between PM Jarosław Kaczyński and former president Aleksander Kwaśniewski are of the opinion that the ex president was the winner.
Poland awaits first election debate 01.10.2007 The first verbal duel of this election campaign is set for Monday evening when PM Jarosław Kaczyński will face former president Aleksader Kwaśniewski (from the opposition Left and Democreats - LiD).
Poland and OSCE will come to ‘an agreement’ 28.09.2007 Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga said at the UN Summit in New York after a meeting with Spanish foreign minister and OSCE chairman Miguel Angel Moratinos yesterday that an agreement could be reached as to the presence of OSCE observers during the parliam
Polish left canvasses for votes in London 27.09.2007 The Left and Democrats (LiD) embark on an election campaign in the UK, ahead of elections on October 21. At a meeting scheduled in London for Thursday at noon, LiD will present concrete proposals for Poles living and working abroad.
Poles want OSCE to observe election 26.09.2007 A poll commissioned by GfK Polonia indicates that 57 per cent Poles want OSCE observers to be invited to observe the parliamentary election in Poland.

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