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ŁUkasz Gibała, Mayor of Krakow, Took the Oath

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Łukasz Gibała is now officially the mayor of Krakow. He was sworn in on Tuesday during a ceremonial session of the city council. Former mayor Aleksander Miszalski attended the swearing-in ceremony.

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Łukasz Gibała is now officially the mayor of Krakow. He was sworn in on Tuesday during a ceremonial session of the city council. Former mayor Aleksander Miszalski attended the swearing-in ceremony.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Łukasz Gibała officially assumed the office of Mayor of Krakow after taking the oath of office during a ceremonial session of the city council. He also received the insignia of authority from Stanisław Kracik, who temporarily governed the city following the dismissal of Aleksander Miszalski.

·Poland
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Łukasz Gibała took the oath of office on Tuesday, officially assuming the office and duties of Mayor of Krakow. The swearing-in took place during a ceremonial session of the Krakow City Council in the Krakow City Hall meeting room at All Saints Square.

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Łukasz Gibała took the oath of office on Tuesday (October 20), officially assuming the office and duties of Mayor of Krakow. The inauguration took place during a ceremonial session of the Krakow City Council in the Krakow City Hall meeting room at All Saints Square.

·Poland
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Łukasz Gibała has been sworn in as Mayor of Kraków. The entrepreneur takes office after winning an early vote. He faces a very difficult task: a city in debt, political opponents on the City Council, and just over two years to convince the residents of the royal city that he was the right person to entrust power to.

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Łukasz Gibała officially assumed the office of Mayor of Krakow. The politician took the oath of office and received the insignia of office during a ceremonial session of the city council. Gibała won the early elections for Mayor of Krakow in the second round on October 11, garnering 62.12 percent of the vote.

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KRKnews broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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