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Internal document signals concerning economic forecasts

Poland's government is facing new economic concerns as a recently obtained document details unsettling forecasts. This comes as the Central Statistical Office also released data on average salaries for April.

In the political arena, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has introduced an initiative to "cut the Gordian knot" within the Constitutional Tribunal, aiming for a reset of the institution. Meanwhile, a new poll suggests a challenging outlook for the current government, with projections indicating that right-wing parties could secure a parliamentary majority.

Tragic events also marked the day, with a fatal accident reported in the Tatra Mountains involving a young woman, and a man killed at a pedestrian crossing in Nowy Sącz.

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Morawiecki Proposes Constitutional Tribunal Reset

Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is introducing a new initiative to address issues within the Constitutional Tribunal, aiming to 'cut the Gordian knot' and reset the institution.

New Poll Signals Potential Right-Wing Parliamentary Majority

A recent poll indicates unfavorable results for the current government, suggesting that right-wing parties may gain power and potentially secure a parliamentary majority, despite the Civic Coalition leading in individual support.

Corporate Bonuses Exceed Profit; Labour Inspection Cracks Down

The management of the company 4Mass has come under scrutiny for receiving bonuses that surpassed the company's profit. Meanwhile, the State Inspection of Labour (PIP) is initiating strict actions against fraudulent 'business-to-business' schemes, issuing initial orders with detailed decisions.

PESEL System Fails to Prevent Identity Theft for Car Registrations

A thief in Kuyavia and Pomerania successfully utilized stolen personal data, including PESEL numbers, to register vehicles, raising concerns about the security of the PESEL system against identity theft.

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