On Sunday, 25th September, Marek Kuchciński, candidate for the Sejm, together with Professor Waldemar Paruch, Stanisław Bajda and senatorial candidate Andrzej Matusiewicz, met in the local Catholic House with quite numerous residents of Żurawica.

Marshal Kuchciński and other candidates presented the Law and Justice program. It focuses on solidary and sustainable development of the country and values - mainly through investments in infrastructure and education - the less developed provinces of eastern Poland, including Podkarpacie.

They reminded that some investments planned by the previous government under the Operational Programme for Eastern Poland (including the S-19 expressway from the Lithuanian border to Podkarpacie and Slovakia, as well as the expressway from the freeway junction in Radymno to the border crossing in Medyka, the southern section of the Przemyśl bypass to Malhowice, and the new Malhowice-Nizankowice border crossing designed at the time) had been deleted by Donald Tusk's government.

On the other hand, many of the investments already built or currently being built in Podkarpacie (such as e.g. ring roads and several regional roads) were started or initiated by the governmental or self-governmental authorities of "Law and Justice" - and now, in the election campaign, a certain member of the Civic Platform is dishonestly taking credit for them. 

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