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The Presidential Palace Responds to Reports of Nawrocki's Summons. "We Haven't Received anything."
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Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Presidential Chancellery, said on the "Graffiti" program that the Presidential Palace has not received Karol Nawrocki's summons to the prosecutor's office. He added that if an official letter appears on the matter, the president will address it and act in accordance with the law.
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Zbigniew Bogucki reported in Graffiti that the Presidential Chancellery has not received a summons for Karol Nawrocki to appear as a witness before the prosecutor's office. "I don't know what the president will do. He has repeatedly demonstrated that he complies with the law, has done so, and will continue to do so," Bogucki assured Grzegorz Kępka.
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