I have seen a map featuring the growth pattern foreseen for all of Central Europe. The borders of rapid growth have a crescent shape: in the east they go as far as Gdańsk; later they turn towards the west and Poznań and on to Wrocław, Cracow, Budapest, Vienna and Zagrzeb. They avoid central Poland completely. Only Warsaw has a chance of joining this “growth belt” although it is located in the very disadvantaged area of impoverished Mazovia. I believe myself to be a good lobbyist. I know that an important part of a europarlamentarian`s job is lobbying, making contacts and being able to present your arguments informally. I can do that. więcej...
FROM THE EDITOR
The first weeks
On May 23 in the small town of Września, pre-elections to the European Parliament were organized. This was a test: who will win and with what kind of turnout? The most important politicians flocked to Września. więcej...