Apartment for free
Karol Nawrocki, a presidential candidate supported by the Law and Justice Office, for over 200 days occupied an flat free of charge at the planet War II Museum, despite surviving nearby. He utilized a luxury place, ordered breakfast, and requested access to additional tv channels. In the apartment, he kept his individual belongings specified as clothes and books. He besides had his own key alternatively of an entry card, which made the museum's strategy neglect to preserve the exact traces of his whereabouts. However, it is estimated that during the period from 202o to 2021 there were permanent clothes and another individual items of politics in this facility.
Journalists reached respective emails from the head of the sales and marketing department, in which she informed hotel service about breakfast orders by the manager and about the request to get approval to clean the apartment.
Nawrocki was asked if the usage of the flat was related to marital problems. The PiS candidate for president, who has a wife and 3 children, denied these suggestions. His spokeswoman, Emilia Wierzbicki, described questions about private life as completely false innuendos.
Training is simply a duty?
Charles Nawrocki, however, decided to explain the matter, although he talked about something else all time. The latest version is as follows:
When I was in quarantine at the planet War II Museum Suite, I made 9 judo trainings in my illness, I made 2 100 decisions due to the fact that I wanted to work for the planet War II Museum, and I read 2,000 pages in 7 books. Is this the love suite? No, it's a work flat and a job.
Nawrocki, however, had previously denied that he would not pay for his stay in the apartment. Meanwhile, the Wyborcza paper points out:
In total, between 2018 and 2020 Nawrocki booked 19 stays, and between 2020 and 21 until 182; together, 201 days, including 197 in the apartment.
Other version
Here, however, there are inaccuracies from the PiS candidate, who changes the version of events on all occasion.
An example is the quote from the Electoral paper to which he referred. Karol Nawrocki found it untrue to say that he lived in the flat for 200 days, explaining that the booking was made in his name, but the space was besides utilized for business meetings with guests from Poland and abroad.
Meanwhile, the Museum issued a message denying specified a thing:
Please be advised that the museum's building contains an extended principal's office and a conference room, intended for the reception of guests from Poland and abroad. There is no request to usage apartments and guest rooms for specified purposes.
Reimbursement of expenses of stay
Nawrocki has declared his willingness to reimburse the rent due if the substance continues to be discussed. All that remains is to hope that the promise was not made without cover.
The IBRiS poll for Radio ZET showed that 41.5% of the respondents believed that Karol Nawrocki should pay for the flat in the museum, 12.8% were against the opinion, and 34.2% did not know the case. The survey was conducted by telephone on 24-25 January 2025 on a example of 1070 people.
