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Sunday 24th May 2015
The two presidential candidates Bronislaw Komorowski and Andrzej Duda met on Thursday evening for their second and final debate ahead of Sunday’s upcoming election.
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The two met head to head at the live debate on Thursday
A new bill is ready for Parliament which will allow workers to retire after 40 years of employment.
Despite the majority of the press being taken up with the upcoming second stage of the election this week, there was still much talk about Pawel Kukiz and what the future holds for him.
Poland’s capital is readying itself for an influx of foreign football fans as supporters of Sevilla FC and FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk prepare to battle it out in the Europa League final.
The long-awaited final results of Sunday’s Presidential election were announced this week, with Law and Justice (PiS) candidate Andrzej Duda taking the most votes (34.76 percent), closely followed by current President Bronislaw Komorowki (33.77 percent).
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