Szydło: Cameron's proposals may be difficult to accept for Poles in UK

Prime Minister Beata Szydło said that British Prime Minister David Cameron's renegotiations with the EU may have results that "may be tough to accept for many Polish citizens." The UK's talks with the EU are ongoing, and there is a strong possibility that benefits for migrants in the UK may be reduced. Asked in London about this subject, the Polish leader simply said that the freedom of movement in Europe is a right to be treasured, and that "for every Pole that wants to return home - the door is open." Szydło also added that the new 500+ program is designed to increase state support to Polish citizens, "so that Poles in Poland may feel just as supported as those in other European countries."