“I’m able to signify everybody in Poland,” Nawrocki informed a PiS conference in Kraków, Poland’s second-largest metropolis and its longtime historic capital, referencing his working class background.
“I’ve led a standard and humble life,” Nawrocki added in a swipe at Trzaskowski, whom PiS has lengthy painted as elitist.
“Thousands and thousands believed Poland might get higher, however they have been wronged,” Nawrocki mentioned of the 2023 election that elevated Tusk to energy. “As president, I’ll desk new laws to handle [issues like] power safety or financial freedom.”
In a prolonged speech, Nawrocki additionally criticized the EU’s Inexperienced Deal as an impediment to development. “No to local weather insanity on the expense of Polish households,” he mentioned.
Nawrocki, 41, doesn’t belong to a political celebration. As a historian he has targeted on Poland’s newer historical past, and from 2009 to 2017 headed the Institute of Nationwide Remembrance, a state physique scrutinizing Poland’s World Warfare II expertise and its pre-1989 communist period.
Nawrocki went on to turn into director of Poland’s World Warfare II Museum in Gdańsk, the place — critics say — he skewed the museum’s narrative towards nationalism after it had received worldwide reward for its portrayal of occasions and the plight of civilians.