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Opposition march in Poland ahead of parliamentary vote
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https://www.dw.com/en/opposition-march-in-poland-ahead-of-parliamentary-vote/a-66974605
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Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk led a march in the capital, Warsaw, on Sunday to mobilize supporters ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Hundreds of thousands of people were bussed from across the country to take part in what has been dubbed the “March of a Million Hearts.”
Warsaw city authorities said about a million people attended in the capital’s biggest rally on record.
“When I see these hundreds of thousands of smiling faces, I have a good feeling that the breakthrough moment in the history of our homeland is coming,” Tusk told supporters at the rally two weeks ahead October 15 general elections.
The opposition aims to unseat the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, which Tusk has warned could try to take Poland out of the European Union.
Meanwhile, the Civic Coalition opposition alliance stands at 27%, but Tusk has stressed that the party could still secure the coming vote.
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