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Ireneusz Raś

Ireneusz Raś

Polish politician

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  • Sep 2

    Poland adopts amendment allowing local governments and housing co-ops to ban short-term rentals

    The Polish cabinet approved an amendment restoring powers for municipalities and housing cooperatives to restrict tourist rentals, setting full implementation for 2028.

  • Aug 18

    Donald Tusk confirms 99% certainty on Marcin Romanowski in Transnistria as Sercanie order denies aiding him

    Donald Tusk stated intelligence confirms wanted former deputy minister Marcin Romanowski is in Tiraspol, while the Sercanie religious order rejected reports of aiding his stay.

  • Jul 27

    Poland's deputy minister sold micro-apartments to brother before steering short-term rental law

    Ireneusz Raś, the deputy sports minister who drafted a law on short-term rentals, owned three micro-apartments in a Lodz building now operating as an aparthotel. He sold two to his brother, a priest, and transferred the third to his ex-wife three months before joining government in December 2023.

  • May 30

    PiS proposes joint right-wing candidate for Kraków presidential election, but Confederation already has its own

    Poland's Law and Justice party has publicly appealed to the far-right Confederation to field a single candidate in the upcoming snap presidential election in Kraków, but Confederation leaders appear to have already chosen their own contender.

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