The Presidential Palace Denies Allegations of Paid Meetings with Nawrocki. "Politics without Honor"

wiesci24.pl

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Karol Nawrocki clearly understood that this matter could no longer be dismissed with words like "hunting," "innuendo," and "manipulation." Previously, his spokesman and advisors had responded on his behalf. Now the president himself was forced to explain himself. "No one has to pay for a meeting with the president," he declared in New York. And the fact that Nawrocki personally acknowledged […]

newsweek.pl

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The Presidential Palace is aware that the matter of the Center for Development Strategies' packages for a meeting with President Karol Nawrocki is a blow to the head of state. The story was first reported by journalists from "Newsweek" and Radio ZET. "This is political gold," we hear from Palace insiders.

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President Karol Nawrocki firmly rejected media reports that his participation in the meetings was dependent on contributions to a private foundation. He emphasized that "he decides his own agenda" and that the sole purpose of his talks is to serve the interests of Poland and its citizens.

goniec.pl

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According to findings by journalists from Radio ZET and Newsweek, a private foundation was supposed to offer paid packages guaranteeing meetings with Karol Nawrocki during his visit to the US. The president firmly rejected these reports, arguing that no one had to pay for contact with the head of state. The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland also responded to the allegations.

wprost

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The president's staff refutes reports of paid access to Karol Nawrocki. Przydacz calls it a lie, while Szefernaker calls it "politics without honor."

Do Rzeczy

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"You've already lost once because of lies. You'll lose again," wrote Paweł Szefernaker, referring to media reports about Karol Nawrocki.