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The author of the entry wrote that 76% of those surveyed believed that politicians distribute public money too generously, and 18% would give up some of their own benefits or allowances. He also stated that 84.8% of respondents wanted mandatory disclosure of the costs of election promises and the sources of their financing. #Polityka #FinansePubliczne #Wybory #PL (translated)

The article by Prof. Paweł Wojciechowski discusses Poland's growing debt and the challenges associated with adhering to fiscal rules, emphasizing that formal compliance with regulations does not translate into debt stabilization, and the necessity to make difficult decisions regarding public finances is becoming increasingly urgent. #długpubliczny #finansepubliczne #budżet (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that MP Kamil Wnuk responded to his question about renting a car, but the amounts and facts provided by him differed from the information from the Chancellery of the Sejm. Twardowski informed that yesterday he requested the Chancellery to audit the contracts of the MP. He added that if it turns out that Wnuk settled a higher amount than he actually spent, he would notify the prosecutor's office. The Chancellery had previously conducted a similar audit regarding Adam Gomoła. Twardowski also wrote that Poland 2050 informed him via email that it would not disclose the contract register with complete data of the parties. He declared that upon receiving a written refusal with justification, he would take the matter to court. He accused Katarzyna Pełczyńska and Szymon Hołownia of not wanting to reveal how public money is spent and described such actions as a violation of the law. He also informed that the day before yesterday he submitted a request to the Left for the disclosure of the full, non-anonymized register of contracts concluded since the beginning of the term. He expected a refusal and announced that he would promptly appeal it to the court. Finally, he recommended the Citizens' Network and encouraged financial support for it. #FinansePubliczne #Jawność #Prawo (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski announced that he would bring a lawsuit against Poland 2050 for refusing to disclose information on public spending. He claimed that his party is the only one in Poland that does not reveal this data in the contract register and assessed that such an approach to transparency involves costs and time expenditure for him. He also informed that he intends to review the party's financial reports at the State Election Commission. He wrote that this was his fourth visit to the SEC, and the day before he had sent an email requesting to set a date. According to Twardowski, the reports submitted annually by the parties include bank statements, which he planned to review and publish. He claimed that the SEC does not remove the names of beneficiaries from the statements, only addresses. He asserted that Poland 2050 has been breaking the law for several years by hiding the contract pages in its Public Information Bulletin. He added that the night before, MP Wnuk had replied to him. #Polska2050 #jawność #finansepubliczne (translated)

The author points out the problem with the implementation of public expenditure transparency in Poland, noting that many institutions ignore the regulations on publishing contracts, despite official promises of transparency. #jawność #finansepubliczne #CentralnyRejestrUmów (translated)

Indeed, according to the announcement by the Minister of Finance Andrzej Domański, the deficit of the public finance sector this year and next year is expected to be 7.1% of GDP, with real GDP growth of 3.6% and 3% respectively. #FinansePubliczne #Deficyt #PolitykaEkonomiczna (translated)

The article describes the dramatic state of public finances in Poland, pointing to the blame of politicians from all options who have ignored the growing deficit and debt for years, leading to the projected breach of the statutory caution threshold in 2028. #FinansePubliczne #Deficyt #PolitykaEkonomiczna (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki called on Donald Tusk's government to address the state of public finances. According to Bogucki, Nawrocki appealed to the Prime Minister, saying that he does not need a baseball bat for defense and urging that attacks be directed at him, not at Polish women and men. The President was supposed to point the finger at the government as responsible for the state of public finances and fuel prices. #Polska #finansepubliczne #DonaldTusk (translated)

The author of the entry accused Bogucki, head of Nawrocki's office, of re-publishing a fragment of Nawrocki's speech from Stargard on October 2nd on October 6th. He pointed out that the day before, Nawrocki had said in his message that he did not want "an ongoing political war," and the following day blamed Donald Tusk's government for public finance problems and stated that the government was indebting Poles by 900 million zł daily, while every day "2000 apartments" were being lost. The author questioned these calculations. He wrote that 900 million zł daily would mean about 328.5 billion zł annually, while the maximum budget deficit for 2026 is noted to be 271.7 billion zł, or about 744 million zł daily. He added that according to data from the Ministry of Finance, the debt of the sector of government and local government institutions according to EU methodology increased in the first half of 2026 by 263.2 billion zł, which—he calculated—would be about 1.45 billion zł daily on average. He asked what category of debt, methodology, and period the 900 million zł figure referred to. Referring to the 2000 apartments daily, the author calculated that at the amount of 900 million zł, it would mean 450,000 zł per apartment. He assessed such a comparison as lacking economic value without indicating which state expenditures should be limited or what revenues should be increased. He noted that a deficit means that expenditures exceed revenues, and the expenditures funded by it include, among others, defense, benefits, healthcare, investments, and debt service. The author also questioned Nawrocki's statement that Tusk's government indebted Poles by 1 trillion zł within four years. He reminded that the government was appointed on December 13, 2023, and by the day of the speech in Stargard, on October 2, 2026, it had not even been in power for three full years. He added that the statement could refer to a forecast for four years, but—as he pointed out—Nawrocki did not present it as a forecast. #Polska #Polityka #FinansePubliczne (translated)

The author wrote that the public finance crisis was affecting the dramas of ordinary Poles. He mentioned Ms. Agnieszka, who was scheduled for emergency surgery in 2035 after breaking her arm, and Ms. Anna, who had to travel an additional 50 km to the maternity ward after the closure of the obstetrics ward in her locality. He also mentioned a man, including a reference. https://t.co/2OzTe1eC29 #FinansePubliczne #Polska #ProblemySpołeczne #PL (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Minister Andrzej Domański were destroying the achievements of 36 years of work by Poles. He cited a statement from the President of Poland, who warned that public finances were heading "towards a wall" and that the president should not remain silent on this matter. According to the cited statement, Donald Tusk's government had indebted Poles by 1 trillion zlotys, or 1000 billion zlotys, in 4 years. The president also stated that Minister Domański's debts meant a cost of 26,000 zlotys for every resident. #Polska #finansepubliczne #Tusk (translated)

ExplicitePL wrote that Chobielin is the private home of Radosław Sikorski, and that official delegations were supposed to start or end there. He also claimed that Sikorski hosted selected individuals at the property, and that taxpayers were not aware of the public costs of its upkeep, the sources of funding for the trips, or the security measures during official visits. The author asked why the private home of the minister regularly appeared in state business and how much it cost. He stated that an additional 321,684.88 PLN was spent on domestic delegations for the entire ministry, and accused the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of not disclosing what portion of that amount pertained to Sikorski's trips to his home. He declared that citizens have the right to know this information. #Polska #RadosławSikorski #finansepubliczne (translated)

Donald Tusk and Andrzej Domański are talking about the excellent condition of public finances, meanwhile hospitals are stopping to accept patients because the National Health Fund is no longer paying for drug programs. Total drama 😢 https://t.co/uneIWDJN1a #FinansePubliczne #Polska #Zdrowie #PL (translated)

The assets of a public entity are not the private property of the sitting president. Information should be public and provided immediately. The private passions of the family of the President of Poland should be covered by the private funds of President Nawrocki. https://t.co/kgckwMOkh0 #transparentność #finansepubliczne #polityka (translated)