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Program Checking! with Krzysztof Ziemec on RMF FM interviews former Prime Minister Beata Szydło on social policy, health and justice.
Should the 13th and 14th pensions be maintained? Will the next government be forced to raise taxes or reduce spending? We will also ask the former prime minister about health care reform, hospital restructuring and doctors' remuneration.
There will be questions about the detention of former collaborators associated with the Polish National Foundation. Was Beata Szydło surprised by the case and how does she assess the reform of the justice system carried out during her and Mateusz Morawiecki's rule today, in retrospect?
In the program we will also talk about the condition of the Polish right wing and the changing mood across the Oder. Can AfD victories in Germany influence Berlin's policy towards Poland, Russia and Ukraine?
For the program Checking! Krzysztof Ziemiec invites you at 8:32 am on Saturday to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, the RMF24.pl website, the RMF ON application and our social media!
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Program Checking! with Beata Szydło will trigger further public debate on pensions and justice reform.
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