MiszaIski's destiny established? Already 130 1000 Krakowians signed a referendum application

W The collection of signatures for the referendum on the appeal of president Alexander MiszaIski ended in Kraków. Organizers argue that they have managed to collect 130 1000 signatures, which represents more than twice the required number (58 thousand).

Although the organizers have time to collect signatures by the end of March, the "gigantic success" of the action caused the initiative to be completed on Tuesday 10 March. Signatures will be officially submitted on Wednesday 11 March at 1.30 p.m. in the Krakow Delegation of the National Election Office.

The organisers assumed from the beginning the request to submit by far more signatures than the required 58 thousand. This has to do with suspicions that PKW will very carefully number all documents, recognising their nullity for the most trivial reasons.

In order for the referendum to be binding, the vote must be by two-thirds in the election of the President, or 158 555 people.

In favour of the cancellation, the policy of KO is driven by the terrible management of the city, including the increase of debts inactive incurred by president Jacek Majchrowski, the granting of authoritative positions and bonuses on the organization line and fellow members, increases in MPK ticket prices, or hitting the seriousness of the office of president of the City of Krakow, among others, by putting out a white-red flag dancing to the rhythm of a vulgar piece.

Criticism besides evokes a way of introducing the alleged Clean Transport region in the area of 60% of the city, which excludes communicationally older car holders and discriminating residents in terms of wealth.

In consequence to the referendum, Aleksander Miszalski announced, among others, the revision of the SCT, cancelled from the position of manager of the Public Transport Board of Łukasz Frank or ensured that changes in the MPK ticket price list were limited.

Source: rmf24.pl / own PCh24.pl

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