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16th day of nurses’ strike 04.07.2007 An agreement looks in sight as the government makes new proposal.
Ludwik Dorn to apply for interpretation on lustration law ruling 03.07.2007 Ludwik Dorn, Speaker of the Parliament, has informed heads of parliamentary clubs by letter that he is going to apply to the Constitutional Tribunal to issue its interpretation of the ruling on the lustration act.
Education ministry to introduce morality into biology lessons? 03.07.2007 Every child should learn that abortion is an act of homicide, Poland’s Minister of Education Roman Giertych believes.
Health minister meets nurses’ negotiation team 02.07.2007 Update: Health Minister Zbigniew Religa has said that no pay rises are possible this year for striking doctors and nurses in Poland.
Coalition parties to pursue consistent anti-missile shield policy 30.06.2007 In an interview for Polish Radio One this morning Defence Minister Aleksander Szczygło said that the ruling coalition parties will pursue a consistent policy on plans to build a part of the US anti-missile base in Poland.
Wałęsa to reconcile with Kaczyński brothers over a drink? 29.06.2007 "My idea is to reconcile with my political enemy over a drink", announces Lech Wałęsa and invites his main critics to his name day reception. Who exactly does he have in mind? Lech and Jarosław Kaczyńskis, of course.
Coalition agreement amendment to change electoral law 28.06.2007 On Friday Prime minister Jarosław Kaczyński and Deputy Prime Ministers Roman Giertych and Andrzej Lepper are to sign an amendment to ‘Solidarity-based State’ coalition agreement. The document is to include an announcement of works on electoral law am
Brussels supports Polish nurses 27.06.2007 Daily "Życie Warszawy" has found out that Polish nurses will receive support from international nursing organisations.
PM: ‘there will be no talks with law-breakers’ 26.06.2007 In an interview for Polish Radio One this morning Polish Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński repeated that the nurses occupying the PM’s Chancellery are breaking the law and that is why there will be no talks with them.
LiD proposes superannuation fee veto 25.06.2007 The coalition of ex-communists and other left wing parties, the Left Democrats (LiD) appeal to the president not to sign the bill proposing the reduction of the superannuation fee.
WSJ: Rivalry between ministries will delay construction of motorways 21.06.2007 Experts warn that the construction of motorways in Poland is under threat of organisational paralysis.
Lech Wałęsa reacts aggressively to president Lech Kaczyński’s interview 20.06.2007 Lech Wałęsa used an offensive and derogatory word on his website to describe president Kaczyński for the interview given to the news channel France24.
Who invented square root system? 19.06.2007 Politicians from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS), as well as the opposition Civic Platform (PO) claim authorship of the so-called square root vote count system in the UE. Alas, none of the parties has anything to do with the invention of the mathema
Religa to leave Cabinet? 18.06.2007 “Newsweek” magazine: a change in the position of health minister is very likely soon.
ORLEN investigation reactivation? 16.06.2007 Coalition members have difficulties in reaching a consensus on a possible reactivation of ORLEN investigating commission.
Platform voters prefer the Left to PSL 15.06.2007 Many Poles believe that a coalition government by an electoral union of left wing parties – the Left Democrats (LiD) and free market Civic Platform (PO), would be good for Poland, the ‘Życie Warszawy’ daily reports.

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