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Sunday 18th January 2015
Tensions over the ongoing miners protest reached a head this week with Solidarity union leader Piotr Duda stating that nationwide strikes are likely to take place in a number of industries unless the situation changes soon.
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Solidarity leader Piotr Duda said all sectors including energy and health would be affected
The former leader of the Congress of the New Right (KNP) Janusz Korwin-Mikke has continued to make headlines after a number of controversial quotes related to the recent terror attacks in France.
There was concern for Poles who hold their mortgages in Swiss francs this week following the news that the Swiss Central Bank has changed currency policy.
An international arrest warrant was issued this week for the owner of Spanish football club FC Girona Joseph Delgado Herrera.
Residents in the south-eastern city of Mielec are up in arms over the unveiling of a new statue which they claim has oversized genitalia.
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