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Ewa Szymanowska

Ewa Szymanowska

Polish politician (born 1978)

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  • Jul 12

    Poland’s ruling coalition gets a new party as Hennig-Kloska launches Unia Centrum from the ashes of Poland 2050 split

    Climate minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska and MEP Michał Kobosko unveiled Unia Centrum on Sunday, merging the Centrum parliamentary club and the Union of European Democrats. The party formalises a February 2026 rupture inside Poland 2050 and enters the scene with 0.1 percent poll support.

  • Jun 11

    Sejm rejects police motion to lift immunity of Confederation MP Sławomir Mentzen over Independence March flare

    The Polish Sejm voted 227 to 210 on Thursday to reject a police request to waive the immunity of Confederation party leader Sławomir Mentzen, who lit a flare during last November's Independence March in defiance of a ban.

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