In Warsaw, hundreds of thousands of people came to the opposition rally. Photo
Czarek Sokolowski / AP / Scanpix / Leta on October 15 in Poland will be held parliamentary elections. The main struggle is expected to unfold between the Conservative Party “Law and Justice” by Yaroslav Kachinsky, which is now in power, and the liberal “civil coalition” led by Donald Tuboy. On October 1, 600-800 thousand people came to the campaign in support of Tusk in Warsaw, according to the organizers, Reuters writes . The pro -government TV channel TVP, citing the police, announced 100 thousand participants. These polls of public opinion allow us to predict that the “law and justice” will gain a majority of votes. However, it is not clear whether the separation of the Kaczynsky party from the rivals will be so large that it can again form the government without entering into the coalition.