Bolakas President: Support items for two candidates before the second back
AdvertisementIn polls, candidates for Poland’s presidency are built. Try to win the votes by Carol Nawrak, a nationalist supporter of the civilian coalition, Rafase Treskowski and the Law and Justice Party (PIS).
Bolkos went to the capital Warsion from all over the country to support the parade for both candidates.
In March of Rafal Drasaskovsky, the flags were raised not only from Poland but also in the EU.
“We, from such a small village, from Cocosco, near Stoolocard Jdaski, we woke up at six o’clock in the morning. The journey was quick to us. Of course (we vote) in Rafa Dressaskovski.
“I support the wise people who want to be sweet and happy,” another participant said.
Another young man who participated in the parade agreed, “I support Treskovsky,” he agreed to the first presidential election he can vote.
In turn, participants in the “March for Poland” supporting Carol Naroki insisted that the traditional values are important to them.
“I want Poland to be Poland, this is the basis for me,” said someone who convinced his daughter to participate in the parade.
“We support the right perspectives. First, freedom, sovereignty, border security, Slotty Poland Protection. We are very economically good,” said a woman who walked through the city center with other Naroki supporters.
Another woman who marched with her small children, “We think Poland is safe with Carole (Navrok). We do not want illegal immigrants. We want to feel safe.”
Participation levels
According to Polish Prime Minister Donald Duskin, who supported Treskowski, half a million people participated in the support of the Liberal candidate, but the figure may be exaggerated. “We are half a million people. I believe in you. I believe in Poland!” He wrote the Prime Minister on the social network.
Carol Nauroki supporters said they had collected 100,000 people and later more than double.
The numbers that both parties are contacted are exaggerated.
Metropolitan police did not provide information on the participation of the gear.
Romania support
Bukerestin Mayor, Nickser Dawn, participated in the “big parade” Civil Alliance candidate Rafal Treskowski, in favor of the current mayor of Warsaw. The support of Don to Treskovsky, above all, is a sign of support for European values.
During his speech, he stressed that he shares values and priorities with Triscovsky. The president of Romania said that countries could not be formed without the United European Union, and that he believed in a strong EU. He also promised that he would work closely with Romania’s president, Rafaze Treskowski and Donald Tusk.
On the other hand, Romanian nationalist presidential candidate George Simeian was in Poland in favor of a legal and Justice Party candidate, supported by Karol Navroki, with a support march to cross the capital on a street parallel to Treskovsky.
The second lap of the presidential election in Poland will be held on June 1.
