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| − | '''Lech Kaczyński''' is the current president of [[Poland]] since 23rd of | + | '''Lech Kaczyński''' is the current president of [[Poland]] since 23rd of December 2005. Mr. Kaczynski was born in Warsaw in 1949. He was educated in law at the Warsaw University. He was involved with the [[Solidarity]] movement in the late 1980s. He served as the mayor of Warsaw from 2002 until he was elected president<ref>http://www.president.pl/x.node?id=437</ref>. His brother, Jaroslaw, is the current Prime Minister of Poland. |
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| + | Kaczynski represents the [[Law and Justice]] party, the right wing conservative party of Poland. He is a conservative Christian. He strongly supports putting Christian values in the [[European Union]] constitution<ref>http://www.polskieradio.pl/zagranica/gb/dokument.aspx?iid=49980</ref>. His government is pro-American, and has contributed soldiers to the War in Iraq<ref>http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/iraq_orbat_coalition.htm</ref>. The Kaczynski administration supports a total ban on abortion, a total ban on homosexual propaganda in schools, and the building of American anti-nuclear missile shields on Polish soil. | ||
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*[[Jarosław Kaczyński]] - polish [[Prime Minister]] | *[[Jarosław Kaczyński]] - polish [[Prime Minister]] | ||
*[[Maria Kaczyńska]] | *[[Maria Kaczyńska]] | ||
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[[Category:Political people|Kaczyński, Lech]] | [[Category:Political people|Kaczyński, Lech]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:13, March 31, 2007
Lech Kaczyński is the current president of Poland since 23rd of December 2005. Mr. Kaczynski was born in Warsaw in 1949. He was educated in law at the Warsaw University. He was involved with the Solidarity movement in the late 1980s. He served as the mayor of Warsaw from 2002 until he was elected president[1]. His brother, Jaroslaw, is the current Prime Minister of Poland.
Political Stance
Kaczynski represents the Law and Justice party, the right wing conservative party of Poland. He is a conservative Christian. He strongly supports putting Christian values in the European Union constitution[2]. His government is pro-American, and has contributed soldiers to the War in Iraq[3]. The Kaczynski administration supports a total ban on abortion, a total ban on homosexual propaganda in schools, and the building of American anti-nuclear missile shields on Polish soil.
References
See also
- Law and Justice - polish right-wing political party
- Jarosław Kaczyński - polish Prime Minister
- Maria Kaczyńska