Poles suffer from high prices and feel that the government is not dealing with it
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Nearly three-quarters of Poles (74 percent) admit that they have had to cut back on spending recently due to soaring prices. Seventy-five percent have a negative view of the government's efforts to deal with high prices, according to a Kantar poll for TVN's "Facts" and TVN24.
Savings are being forced on Poles by, among other things, inflation, which reached 15.6 percent in July. Meanwhile, the prices of not only basic foodstuffs, but almost all goods and services continue to rise. With fuel prices soaring, the Law and Justice Party is not ruling out an additional session of the Sejm in early September.
The opposition is demanding a session of the Sejm to hear from the authorities on how they want to fight the ever-increasing price tag.
"This should be done. The people want it no matter who they vote for," argued Deputy Speaker of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty (Left).
