Four horses are kept at the presidential residence of Karol Nawrocki
At the presidential center Promnik in the town of Ruda Tarnowska, about 100 kilometers from Warsaw, four horses are kept. They appeared there in the spring of this year. The horses are available to Polish President Karol Nawrocki together with his wife and daughter. TVN24.pl ↗
Information about the horses has raised questions regarding their ownership and the costs of their upkeep. However, details about who owns the animals and who pays for their care remain unclear for now. The costs associated with the president's new hobby have not been disclosed. Onet Wiadomosci ↗
Rafał Leśkiewicz, spokesperson for Karol Nawrocki, reacted to the reports. He described the claims about the president's horses and the expenses for their upkeep as a media propaganda action. According to him, the criticism is linked to the label "shod together." Onet Wiadomosci ↗
The presidential palace is thus facing questions about whether the horses are the private property of the president's family or are connected to the operation of the presidential residence. Precise data on the amount of the costs and the method of their financing have not yet been disclosed either. The topic therefore remains a subject of public debate in Poland.
Information about the horses has raised questions regarding their ownership and the costs of their upkeep. However, details about who owns the animals and who pays for their care remain unclear for now. The costs associated with the president's new hobby have not been disclosed. Onet Wiadomosci ↗
Rafał Leśkiewicz, spokesperson for Karol Nawrocki, reacted to the reports. He described the claims about the president's horses and the expenses for their upkeep as a media propaganda action. According to him, the criticism is linked to the label "shod together." Onet Wiadomosci ↗
The presidential palace is thus facing questions about whether the horses are the private property of the president's family or are connected to the operation of the presidential residence. Precise data on the amount of the costs and the method of their financing have not yet been disclosed either. The topic therefore remains a subject of public debate in Poland.
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Konie w prezydenckiej rezydencji. Do kogo należą i kto płaci za ich utrzymanie
TVN24.pl
| 15:26 01.10.
"Trzeba mieć końskie zdrowie". Pałac reaguje na doniesienia o koniach Karola Nawrockiego
Onet Wiadomosci
| 13:53 01.10.
Konie dla Karola Nawrockiego. Koszty nowej pasji prezydenta pozostają tajemnicą
Onet Wiadomosci
| 11:15 01.10.
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