Poland has elected a conservative president / day

Conservative batches in Poland’s opposition Law and justice (PIS) Supported candidate, nationalist historian Carol Navrock, has managed to win the presidential election in Sunday, gaining 50.89% of voting support and beating Liberal Mayor Rafal Tashkovski, Liberal Mayor of Warsaw, which was voted by 49.11%. Voter turnout in the second round of the Polish presidential election reached 71.6%, the National Election Commission said.

According to AFP, the election results mean that US President Donald Trump, supported by K. Navrockis, could try to implement a more nationalist Policy policy and, with the possibility of imposing veto laws, could make it difficult for central Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s work led by the government’s work and efforts to adopt more liberal laws in parliament.

K. Navrockis will enter the current conservative president, from Pis The ranks of Angela Duda, when he will end his second and final term as president on August 6.

Conflicting power

42 -year -old historian K. Navrocki Pis It was chosen as a supported candidate in an attempt to get the restarts to restart the popularity of the party after it was forced to return the government’s power to D. Tuskam in 2023 after the parliamentary elections.