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The Wyborcza front page features a major story on the Zondacrypto scandal, detailing allegations of fraud and financial crimes. Other prominent news includes a police investigation into a murder in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, and a report on the Orbán government's spending on foreign influencers, including…
Marian W. is accused of leading a gang that issued nearly 12,000 invoices confirming fictitious transactions worth 1.5 billion PLN in the Zondacrypto case. The ongoing investigation seeks to understand the full extent of his involvement.
The Zondacrypto affair has resulted in numerous victims and significant financial losses, with thousands of people losing hundreds of millions. This article explores what has been uncovered so far.
Police have apprehended a suspect in connection with the murder of a 49-year-old individual in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, bringing a grim investigation closer to a resolution.
The Hungarian government under Viktor Orbán has reportedly spent billions on foreign influencers, with a Polish actress also appearing on the list of recipients.
Cabin crew members at Ryanair are reportedly working 11-hour shifts for minimum wage and are calling for inspections by the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP).
A patient died in a hospital following antibiotic treatment, with a later note indicating an allergy to penicillin, raising questions about medical procedures and record-keeping.
The city of Katowice has permitted a company to utilize non-potable water sourced from an abandoned mine, a decision described as 'saving the day'.
A short health tip suggesting that consuming tomatoes can aid in the removal of liver fat.
The record set by the first major Polish film production remains unbroken, indicating its significant impact on the national cinema.
