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The match between Poland and Albania is expected to have a special presence in the stadium stands, as Polish media report that the country's president, Karol Nawrocki, will be present at this match in Warsaw.
The president has often been present at sporting events and, according to reports, the importance of this match has prompted him to follow this one closely. However, this time his presence may be accompanied by negative reactions from fans.
In various Polish championship matches, fans have openly expressed their dissatisfaction with him, displaying opposing slogans in several cities, including Lodz, Gdansk, Krakow, Poznan and Lublin.
The cause of dissatisfaction
The reactions are related to the president's decision to veto the proposed amendments to the Criminal Code. According to the content of these amendments, it was foreseen, among other things:
prohibition of the use of illegally obtained evidence,
limiting the use of pre-trial detention,
increasing the discretionary powers of the courts,
reducing the number of prosecutors,
expanding the right to defense at every stage of criminal proceedings,
facilitating access to legal aid.
Various supporters in Poland have considered this veto unjustified, calling it an unnecessary intervention in the reform process.
What to expect at the stadium
In this context, Polish media predict that even during the match against Albania in Warsaw there will be expressions of dissatisfaction from fans, including slogans or direct reactions towards the president.
However, it remains unclear to what extent these reactions will affect the atmosphere of the match, which is considered important for both teams.
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