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Bartłomiej Pejo

Bartłomiej Pejo

Polish politician (born 1985)

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  • Jul 10

    Eurocontrol freezes 6.5 billion zł of Polish air navigation agency funds after Pfizer court win

    Eurocontrol has frozen 6.5 billion zł belonging to Poland's air navigation agency after a Belgian court ruled in favour of Pfizer over unpaid COVID-19 vaccine orders, threatening the agency's ability to manage the country's airspace.

  • Jul 5

    Grodzki sparks cronyism row after revealing critic's daughter's Senate internship was arranged via KO politician

    Senator Tomasz Grodzki triggered a political firestorm after publicly reminding a critic that his daughter's Senate internship was arranged through a 'very important KO politician.' The post, intended to defend Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, instead drew accusations of cronyism and expectations of political loyalty.

  • Jun 19

    Polish Sejm advances artist social security bill despite 74% public opposition

    The lower house rejected a motion to kill the bill at first reading, 233–199, sending it to committee as the government presses ahead with a long-discussed plan to subsidize ZUS contributions for low-income artists.

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