Czarnek Announces "Cheap Heating" and Appeals to the Right Regarding the Elections in Częstochowa
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It didn't take Przemysław Czarnek long to recognize a political opportunity. The residents of Częstochowa had barely recalled the city's mayor and city council in a referendum, and the vice-president of Law and Justice (PiS) had already begun calling for the right wing to unite and field a single candidate. He didn't present a program to repair local government, nor did he propose solutions to the city's most pressing problems. Instead, he resor…
Following the referendum results in Częstochowa, political parties are considering fielding their own candidates in the upcoming by-elections in the city. Przemysław Czarnek proposes that the right-wing party field a joint candidate, but the Confederation is not inclined to support this idea. "We will not agree," MP Michał Nieznański told RMF FM.
An 8% VAT rate on all solid fuels and a 5% VAT rate on electricity and heat – this is what the bill prepared by Law and Justice assumes.
PiS Vice-President Przemysław Czarnek presented the assumptions of the "Cheap Heating 1.0" package, which envisages reducing VAT on solid fuels to 8% and on electricity and heat to 5%. He also appealed to the right-wing to field a joint candidate in the early elections for the mayor of Częstochowa.
The PiS candidate for prime minister appealed to the right to unite in the face of the upcoming elections in Częstochowa. "It can't get any worse than Matyjaszczyk," he said.
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