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    Kraków court upholds recall referendum that ousted Mayor Miszalski; PM Tusk must now schedule early election within 60 days

    The Kraków Court of Appeal on 28 July dismissed the final appeal against the 24 May referendum that recalled Mayor Aleksander Miszalski, removing the last legal obstacle and obliging Prime Minister Donald Tusk to schedule an early election within 60 days.

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