The press conference also produced a notarial act indicating that Nawrocki had bought the apartment in żywicki in 2012 for 120,000 Złoty (€ 30,000). But Nawrocki undermined this statement by saying Tuesday in an interview that he had not paid the money in advance – as the notarial agreement said – but rather paid it over 14 years. This opened him to the charges he lied to the notary – a potential crime.
Adding to Nawrocki problems, a declaration of assets shows that he also has half a third apartment with his sister. This puts it far beyond the orbit of ordinary poles, because the soil property prices and high mortgage rates have made apartments increasingly unaffordable.
This also left him vulnerable to the attacks of his political rivals.
Magdalena Biejat, the presidential candidate for the left, said that she wanted the prosecutors to examine the case. “Mr. Jerzy has been deceived and the attacker has to face consequences. Politicians are supposed to tackle pathologies on the housing market, not to benefit them,” said Biejat on social networks.
More worrying for Nawrocki, this will also expose him to attacks by Sławomir Mentzen, the presidential candidate for the Far -right Confederation party who presents himself third of the ballot boxes. Tuesday, Mentzen sparked a fierce attack on his rival worse.
“Nawrocki has done a completely disgusting thing,” he published on Facebook, calling on conservative voters to abandon law and justice. “I can’t imagine how something could be acceptable to someone with social sensitivity. Meanwhile, everything worse defends him. “
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