Thousands of opposition supporters in Poland protested in Warsaw, demanding the dismissal of the Tusk government and contesting European migration policies.
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On October 11, thousands of opposition supporters gathered in the center of Warsaw, called by the leader of the Law and Justice Party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, to demand the dismissal of the government led by Donald Tusk. The protest was organized in response to the European pact on migration and the Mercosur trade agreement, considered harmful to Poland. Kaczynski accused the government of not defending national interests and emphasized the need to fight against external influences, ending the rally with the chant "Down with Tusk!". Participation was estimated at around 5,000 people, and the protest was held peacefully.
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