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Polish citizens are less satisfied with the work of the government – survey

According to the poll, more than 40% of Poles believe that the Cabinet is not coping with its duties. Almost two-thirds do not believe in the ability of officials to solve the crisis in the country.

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Polish citizens are less satisfied with the work of the government – survey

Falling trust in power. Polish citizens are less and less satisfied with the work of the government.

According to the poll, more than 40% of Poles believe that the Cabinet is not coping with its duties. Almost two-thirds do not believe in the ability of officials to solve the crisis in the country. Thus, inflation in Poland exceeded 4%, updating the maximum for a year and a half. 55% of respondents are dissatisfied with the work of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Against this background, the Ministry of Defense of Poland approved another controversial initiative – the introduction of compulsory military service for women.

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