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In Brief: Gov't popularity; Media Law; Teachers' Charter

The government's popularity ratings are dropping, its achievements are seen in a negative light by 61% of the electorate - 7% more than in February. According to a CBOS poll, 24% of the public favorably evaluate the work of Miller's government, 2% fewer than last month. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A5) ... "There is no reason for stalling work on the radio and television law," said PM Miller yesterday. According to President Kwasniewski, it would be a dvisable to accept regulations leading to the harmonization of Polish and EU laws. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 7) ... Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) deputies are attempting to rule out an amendment to the Teachers' Charter proposed by Education Minister Krystyna Lybacka, concerning two hours of extra-cur ricular lessons. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A6) A.C.

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