Poland may lose €64bn by tomorrow
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It is possible that Poland will have to present a clear position on the veto on Monday or Tuesday. We are threatened with the loss of PLN 250 billion (€64 billion), of which PLN 100 billion is a non-returnable subsidy.
"Until today, tomorrow at the latest, we need an agreement or a clear signal from Poland and Hungary. If not, we are heading towards the ‘B scenario’. It means the provisional budget for Poland and coma fund for 25 EU countries. Poland loses €64 billion,” Katarzyna Szymańska-Borginon, the Brussels correspondent of RMF FM, reported on Twitter.
The adoption of the ‘B scenario’ would mean the so-called budget provisional, within which, for example, investments cannot be made. Poland would also be cut off from €64 billion (approximately PLN 250 billion) from the Reconstruction Fund. Part of this amount is a low-interest loan, and part is a non-repayable grant.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki argued recently during his speech on Facebook that Poland does not need EU funds, because it can issue bonds.
