Sikorski Tells Nawrocki: Show Me the Invoice. And Suddenly the Palace's Jokes Are No Longer Enough.
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Karol Nawrocki is trying his best to avoid it. He doesn't want all of Poland to know what he did in the past.
Karol Nawrocki's horses at state expense. What is known about the purchase, maintenance, and history of the presidential horses? The horses housed at the presidential facility in Promnik have become the subject of a political dispute. Questions primarily revolve around who purchased them, how much they are being maintained for, and whether Karol Nawrocki is using publicly funded property. According to information provided…
Karol Nawrocki's people have found a very simple way to answer uncomfortable questions. Instead of showing documents, they tell jokes; instead of listing costs, they talk about a "scandal escalated to cosmic proportions," and instead of explaining when and how much the horses appeared at the presidential facility, the head of state's spokesman, Rafał Leśkiewicz, jokes that critics "cling to the topic like a turnip to a horse's tail." The problem…
The matter of the horse Ramzes, which is under the control of the Presidential Chancellery, has sparked a political uproar. Radosław Sikorski is demanding from Karol Nawrocki's entourage the invoice and purchase date for the horse. The Chancellery responds that a false scandal has been created surrounding the horses.
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