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The text is an announcement of a political interview regarding the current strategy of the ruling party and coalition negotiations before the elections.
We will ask why Jarosław Kaczyński decided to raise this topic now? Could this be a narrative that will appear in the PiS election campaign and is intended to attract the far-right electorate? Can Law and Justice gain or lose from this?
When will the talks on the Senate Pact end and does Rozwoju Plus participate in them? Do they allow the possibility of running from a list that could include members of Grzegorz Braun's Confederation of the Polish Crown? Do the party's politicians decide to run on their own, despite poor results in the polls?
We will discuss these topics, among others, in a conversation with Krzysztof Szczucki.

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