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Half a million protesters took to the center of Warsaw on Sunday, opposition organizers in Poland said, claiming it was the largest anti-government demonstration in 30 years since the end of communism.
Lech Walesa, former Polish president, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and leader of the fight against communism, has joined opposition figures at the head of the march. The protest was organized before the legislative elections, which are held in Poland in the fall of this year.
People have traveled from all over the country as former prime minister Donald Tusk, leader of the centre-right opposition party Civil Platform (PO), called for protests, against high living costs, against lies, for democracy, for elections. free, and for the European Union.
Leaders of most opposition parties have called on supporters to join the march against the ruling Law and Justice party, which is headed by Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
" It is estimated that the number of protesters is 500,000 now ", said the spokesman of the protest organizers, Jan Grabiec.
Protesters were seen holding the inscriptions "Enough is enough", "No to authoritarian Poland", and they blamed the ruling party for the increase in prices.
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