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Poland’s political rivals join ‘March of Silence’ for shooting victims

Al Jazeera Tuesday 10 November 2026, 05:12 UTC 1 min read
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Poland's political rivals join 'March of Silence' for shooting victims NewsFeed Poland’s political rivals join ‘March of Silence’ for shooting victims President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk joined thousands in Krakow’s ‘March of Silence’ to honour six people killed in a mass shooting. Their joint appearance comes amid deep political tensions over government reforms and presidential powers. Published On 10 Nov 2026

Poland's political rivals join 'March of Silence' for shooting victims NewsFeed Poland’s political rivals join ‘March of Silence’ for shooting victims President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk joined thousands in Krakow’s ‘March of Silence’ to honour six people killed in a mass shooting. Their joint appearance comes amid deep political tensions over government reforms and presidential powers. Published On 10 Nov 2026
Poland (LOCATION) Karol Nawrocki (PERSON) Donald Tusk (PERSON) Krakow (LOCATION)
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