Kaczyński is building the United Right anew - in a broad or narrower formula

Jarosław Kaczyński performed during the PiS convention in Krakow in the hall of the Polish Gymnastic Society "Sokół". The party's vice-president and candidate for prime minister, Przemysław Czarnek, and PiS vice-president Beata Szydło also participated in it.

We will strive to create a United Right in this broad formula. But if it fails, God forbid, also in the narrower one, said the PiS president.

He emphasized that only the United Right can defeat the current government. He accused the current government of destroying and selling Poland, and at the same time said that Poles deserve success that will be felt both in national life and in the life of every family.

Everything that hinders unity must be rejected. Everything that results from our, in this case politicians, human weaknesses, because none of us is perfect, we also have to try to reject - he appealed.

Kaczyński: One big patriotic list

Later in his speech, Kaczyński emphasized that Poland must remain an independent and sovereign state.

The last three years have shown that this persistence can be questioned. It has already been threatened to some extent, not yet undermined, but threatened, he said.

He called for overcoming divisions within right-wing circles and creating "one big patriotic list." He expressed his belief that it would end with a victory similar to - as he said - the victory in Krakow.

I believe in success. Poland's victory. Our victory - concluded the PiS president

Szydło: White shirts brought us a black reality

Beata Szydło also spoke.

She recalled that it was in the hall of the Polish Gymnastic Society "Sokół" that PiS politicians also met in 2015, before the party's victorious elections. She emphasized that the success at that time was the result of joint work and belief in victory.

It seemed that these words (Poland in ruins - editor's note) would remain only a part of the history of Polish politics. And yet today they come back. They come back in the debate about public finances, they come back in the debate about large investments and they come back in everyday, ordinary family conversations about the cost of living, she said.

The former prime minister pointed to the planned budget deficit, growing debt and the costs of debt servicing. She also asked about the implementation of investments such as the Central Communication Port, nuclear power plants, roads and railways.

She also criticized the high costs of everyday life, including the prices of fuel, energy and heating, and difficulties in access to doctors. She drew attention to young people's problems with purchasing their own apartment.

These white shirts brought us a dark reality, she said.

Szydło appealed to PiS supporters to work together to change the government.