Trzaskowski and Nawrocki Clash in Warsaw Rallies as Polish Presidency Hangs in Balance

The candidate for the formation of the Civil Coalition (KO), located at the government in Poland, Rafal Trzaskowski, chief of Warsaw, leads the preference of voters in front of nationalist Karol Naworcki, before the second round of presidential elections...

Warsaw was the scene this Sunday 25 May of two mass demonstrations called by Poland’s presidential aspirants, Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki, a few days after the second round of elections. Mass participation reflected the political polarization of the country and the regional significance of a contest that transcends the national. READ ALSO: Officialist Trzaskowski and nationalist Nawrocki pass to the presidential ballot in Poland Both ca…

Two Polands face off ahead of decisive week

Warsaw's liberal mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki each staged massive gatherings in Warsaw on Sunday, to rally their supporters in the final stretch of the presidential election. The second round will take place on June 1.

A week before the second round, two Polands measured themselves on Sunday 25 May in the streets of the Polish capital. Liberal candidate Rafał Trzaskowski and his national-conservative rival Karol Nawrocki gathered tens of thousands of supporters, with a clear advantage for the first.

Who brings more people to the streets? Before the presidential election, Rafal Trzaskovsky and Karol Nawrocki campaign for voters in marches through Warsaw.

Trzaskowski and Nawrocki clash in Warsaw rallies as Polish presidency hangs in balance

Liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski and radical right-wing challenger Karol Nawrocki drew tens of thousands of supporters to rival rallies in the capital on May 25, as both candidates sought last-minute momentum ahead of the second vote.