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The author of the entry claimed that the far left was plunging France into chaos, preparing the ground for the elections in 2027. He wrote about the unprecedented scale of attacks, arson, and looting in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Lille, and Toulon, as well as the fire at the historic town hall in Limoges. He estimated that the losses already reached several dozen million. https://t.co/bOwD6EcgPt #Francja #chaos #wybory2027 #FR (translated)

The post informed that Friedrich Merz announced the acceleration of reforms and the introduction of benefits for citizens. He also admitted that his government had not managed to convince the Germans about the long-term benefits of the changes. According to the post, the chancellor wanted to rebuild the credibility of the CDU while excluding cooperation with the radical right and left. #Niemcy #reformy #CDU #DE (translated)

The author wrote that the far left was setting Europe on fire, and the brutal street protests in France were meant to be a dress rehearsal for a possible complete paralysis of the country in the event of a victory by the right-wing Marine Le Pen. He claimed, citing French intelligence services, that the protests were inspired and fueled by the far left. https://t.co/UMlUvANYyk #polityka #protesty #Europa #FR (translated)

Adam wrote that Włodzimierz Czarzasty's strategy of currying favor with the prime minister, in his opinion, led to the New Left candidate receiving a worse result in the presidential elections in Krakow than the candidate from the Razem party. He added that in the CBOS poll, New Left barely exceeds 3 percent and emphasized that he will not regret this. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

Łukasz Pawłowski compared the elections in Rzeszów from 2021 with the elections in Kraków in 2026. He wrote that in the first case, the right presented the voting as local elections, while the left saw it as a sign of Jarosław Kaczyński's impending defeat. Regarding Kraków, he attributed to the left the labeling of the elections as local, while the right interpreted them as a sign of Donald Tusk's impending loss. #Polska #Wybory #Polityka (translated)

The French Left has chosen Raphael Glucksmann as their presidential candidate, who will oppose Jean-Luc Melenchon and seek to unite the democratic left in the face of the rising popularity of the far-right, led by Marine Le Pen. #FrancuskaLewica #Glucksmann #wyboryprezydenckie (translated)

The commentator wrote that Andrzej Szejna announced the success of the New Left in the elections in Krakow, pointing out that Monika Piątkowska previously ran on the SLD list for the regional assembly, and Łukasz Gibała was active in the Palikot Movement. The author ironically calculated that in that case, the left acquired 100 percent of the votes, and added that if its representatives continue to think that way, he would be pleased to see them below the electoral threshold in 2027. #NowaLewica #wybory2023 #Kraków (translated)

Bartosz Karcz wrote that it was difficult for him to comment on Anna Maria Żukowska's post regarding the fans of Wisła Kraków. He ironically asked whether representatives of leftist circles have repeatedly appealed not to stigmatize or generalize based on origin, race, or other reasons. https://t.co/tDZkYzP3ce #WisłaKraków #kibice #lewica (translated)

The author of the entry informed that after a two-year break, the abortion committee was supposed to resume its meetings. He wrote that Czarzasty had come to an agreement with Tusk, and the Left announced it would withdraw its female MPs from the committee if it was not convened. #PL (translated)

Marcelina Zawisza from the Together Party wrote that the New Left opposed discussing the agreement to increase the hourly minimum wage by 90 groszy, despite rising costs of electricity, gas, water, and rent. She also pointed out that salaries in the public sector were supposed to increase by 3 percent, while inflation was at 4 percent, which — as she assessed — could mean a real decrease in wages next year. Zawisza added that voters from different parties had asked her about further increases in fees this year, while the minimum wage had increased, as she wrote, only by 90 groszy. She claimed that public officials earning 10 thousand zł net felt the rise in costs less than other citizens. She accused the New Left, the Civic Coalition, PSL, and Poland 2050 of not wanting this topic to be discussed. #Polska #Gospodarka #Wybory (translated)

Marcelina Zawisza from the Razem Party wrote that the New Left reacted sharply because, in her opinion, it is losing successive elections by filling positions with its own people. She accused the party of taking over the OHP, PFRON, and other positions and staffing them with party activists, despite earlier announcements of competitions. Zawisza claimed that before the elections, the New Left tried to persuade Razem to remain silent by offering the party the takeover of the OHP. She added that Razem cannot be bought and wants to change the system, not join it. Referring to the poor performance of the New Left in Krakow, Zawisza assessed that the party is heading downward and is reacting nervously. She wrote that there have been few successes in government, and the practice of staffing companies with positions—known for years in Polish politics—was becoming evident at every turn. She added that Razem poses a threat to the party system that treats offices as jobs for its own, because some activists could then lose their employment. Zawisza stated that the New Left should be concerned about this. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that Portal Zero analyzed the management of hospitals throughout Poland, covering 16 voivodeships as well as boards, directors, and supervisory councils. According to him, the compilation included dozens of names of politicians, former politicians, and individuals associated with PiS, KO, PSL, and the Left, including councilors and former candidates for the Sejm. https://t.co/yCF9IxWI5Q #Polska #polityka #zdrowie #PL (translated)

Adaś wrote that if a party with four MPs, who would have no significance in the ruling coalition and would be unable to push through anything, triggers such strong reactions, then in his opinion there is a coup happening on the left. He added that it is difficult for him to read the sharp exchange of views on the left, but he intends to continue. #polityka #lewica #przewrót (translated)

Adam Kościelak presented a theory that New Left was counting on Daria to surpass Ola in Kraków until the very end. In his opinion, this would have allowed the party to take on a sympathetic role towards the Razem activists and generously offer them places on the lists. Kościelak believed that instead, the party experienced humiliation, after which the offensive by Czarzasty began, based — as he wrote — on repeating allegations of laziness against the Razem Party. He predicted that after a few days of criticism, a so-called invented poll would appear, and then invitations to the lists would be made again. He claimed that this pattern would continue until the party barons decided to run from the KO lists. Kościelak also announced that he would continue to point out, in his opinion, the pathologies of the New Left until the party eliminates them. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

Aleksandra Owca assessed that the New Left suffered an electoral defeat in Krakow because — as she wrote — voters held politicians accountable for their actions in power, not just for campaign declarations. She claimed that Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk knew that the MPs from Razem were effectively working in the Sejm. She cited examples such as extending the assistance period from 3 to 5 years, changes in pharmaceutical law, and parliamentary interventions, including those by Adrian Zandberg in Dino, which — according to Owca — revealed the minister's inaction and sparked outrage in Poland. Owca accused the minister of not caring about benefits for the people, as she and Włodzimierz Czarzasty were losing politically. She also wrote that the opponents failed to break apart Razem or persuade it to join a common list, so they tried to undermine the point of the opposition's actions. She added that she did not expect such moves, which she described as reminiscent of the PRL, to succeed in a democratic state. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Demokracja (translated)