Paweł Czuryło: Where did this deficit come from, I mean where?

The political debate in Poland is increasingly focused on economic and budgetary issues, particularly concerning the country's high public finance deficit. The opposition criticizes the government for excessive borrowing and spending, while the government defends its fiscal policies by highlighting necessary investments and relatively low tax rates compared to other countries. As the parliamentary elections approach, discussions around budget deficits are expected to intensify. Despite Poland's rapid GDP growth, experts warn that maintaining control over debt growth is crucial. The political discourse avoids discussing necessary fiscal reforms, such as reducing expenditures or adjusting retirement ages, favoring instead new spending proposals.