Poles chose businessman for their president by Zivka Deleva

Polish people have chosen their new president. The businessman Bronislaw Komorowski has won their confidence on Sunday’s presidential elections. Unlike the most often called parties – nationalistic, social-democratic, democratic parties the one that he leads is called Civic Platform and if someone is going to be joyful for this choice, businessmen and investors should. After some preliminary polls, Komorowski won 53 percent of the vote against 47 that went to Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the opposition party Law and Justice. It didn’t take a lot the leader of the right wing party to admit that he was the loser. In an economically difficult time, it is! more than needed for the politicians to pay more attention to the attraction of investments as much as possible. It is expected that this will happen to Poland, if we look at the fact that Prime minister Donald Tusk as a very close friend to Komorowski will push the country into new trade challenges. Though this ex-communist country, the biggest in the euro zone, didn’t have huge recessive problems, still, when the bear plays in the neighborhood, it will come in our yard too. But, still, the budget deficit, the most popular item in the modern countries, didn’t shun Poland. "Today democracy has won, our Polish democracy. It is important not to foment divisions but to build a sense of unity” – said Komorowski in a speech. Poland is a parliamentary state, but the president has some important roles and right to veto to some governmental decisions. The last Polish president Lech Kaczynski died in a air crush in Russia almost three months ago.

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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