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Marek Kuchciński in Podkarpacie: On July 12 we will elect Andrzej Duda together

Przeworsk, Sufczyna, Orły, Orzechowce, Wara, Harta, Średnia Wieś, Basznia Dolna, Jarosław, Żurawica, Ustrzyki Dolne, Łuskawiec, Żywiec, Bielsko-Biała, Krosno, Wielkie Oczy, Lesko, Święcany, Szalowa, Olszanica, Sanok, Zarzecze. During the meetings he assured that thanks to the good cooperation of the president with the parliament and the government, the laws came into force, such as:

  • 500 plus program
  • School starter kit PLN 300 for children going to school
  • 13. retirement
  • retirement pension for mothers of four or more children
  • free drugs for seniors over 75
  • Lowering the retirement age after an unfair extension by the previous government
  • reducing labour costs
  • tax exemption for working young people - up to age 26
  • lowering unemployment
  • reduction of tax crime
  • changes in the education system
  • Return of Poles who went to work abroad
  • a strong voice on ideology and migration in the European Union
  • state policy supporting parenthood
  • protection of polish households against energy price increases
  • support agriculture and seek more funding from the Union
  • decreasing the number of families living in poverty, especially those with many children
  • restoring bus services
  • assistance in thermomodernization, replacement of "fossil fuels
  • grants for Rural Housewives' Circles
  • restoration of cultural and sporting life in the regions
  • Via Carpatia (S-19)

On the last day of the campaign Andrzej Duda once again visited Podkarpacie, where he argued that as a president he will base the future of the country on two pillars: family and economy.

The first pillar is the family. Boy and girl, female and male, educating according to their own beliefs. It can't be that someone comes into the school from outside and teaches the children about content that the parents don't agree with. These are our values with which we go to the European Union. We must preserve them. This is what the Holy Father John Paul II taught us. 

The second pillar is a modern economybecause everything indicates that the economic crisis will not affect us as much as Western Europe. There is an opportunity to go on the offensive. We need investment and good economic policy. We don't need arguments, only consent. The Central Communication Port and the ditch of the Vistula Spit are great national investments, because we have to defend our affairs and think in this way. Small local investments are also important. These are our next tasks: broadband internet in every school. Financial Internet through the state budget, not by local governments. Every Polish family should also have it in their homes, it will expand our possibilities. Next: renewing transport links, modernizing abandoned stations. In two days we will decide what kind of Poland we want. Do we want development or a Poland like before 2015 - i.e. liquidation, "rolling up" of Poland, raising the retirement age, who was it supposed to serve? We must remember about the heroes who fought and dreamed of a free and independent Poland. We call heroes heroes and traitors traitors. I want a Poland of dignity, a Poland of pride, Poland whose authority defends its good name. Please go to the elections, vote, persuade to vote, help those who cannot reach the polling stations on their own.

I would like to continue to implement my work that began five years ago. We wanted man and family to be targeted as the most important elements in politics. We want a Poland that develops equally both in these big cities and smaller towns. We wanted equality in access to education.I am convinced that we will come through the coronavirus crisis successfully. I have no doubt about that. We can get on the road to a new economic policy with decent work and pay. We want to move towards the level of prosperity of Western Europe. Persuade those who are undecided and ask: compare your standard of living from before 2015 to that now. Long live Poland! - said the President.

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