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Miszalski Attacks Gibała Just Before the Election. "He Wants to Buy the city."

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After more than four months of silence, the mayor of Krakow, Aleksander Miszalski, who was recalled in the referendum, spoke before the second round of early elections.
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Aleksander Miszalski spoke out before the second round of the elections in Krakow and attacked Łukasz Gibała. The former president accused him of lying, manipulating voters, and making unrealistic promises.

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After more than four months of silence, the mayor of Krakow, Aleksander Miszalski, who was recalled in the referendum, spoke before the second round of early elections.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Aleksander Miszalski broke his silence a few hours before the election silence and spoke out about the elections in Kraków. The mayor, who was recalled in the referendum, presented a list of accusations against Łukasz Gibała, questioning his credibility and campaign platform. At the same time, he declared support for Monika Piątkowska and appealed to residents to vote for her.

The presidential elections in Krakow are fast approaching. Meanwhile, Aleksander Miszalski has weighed in.

After more than four months of silence, Aleksander Miszalski spoke out ahead of the second round of the Krakow mayoral elections. He accused Łukasz Gibala of manipulation, populism, and making empty promises. He argued that implementing the program of Monika Piątkowska's rival could cost the city billions of zlotys.

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He remained silent for four months, speaking publicly just before the end of the election campaign and the second round of the Krakow mayoral elections. Aleksander Miszalski, who was removed from office in the referendum, appealed to voters to vote for Monika Piątkowska. "Not for Łukasz Gibała, who pursues a single goal – buying the city for himself," said Aleksander Miszalski. Here is the full text of the former […]

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KRKnews broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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