- Hello. My name is Krzysztof. I'm going to tell you about a certain city. No, not about its history. My grandparents don't have a grave here in Rakowice. I'm a 'słoik' (a derogatory term for someone who moves to a city from the countryside or a smaller town for studies/work). I came here for my studies because I was looking for a place to live. A place where I could have fun, find the love of my life, start a family. Where I could do truly great things. Things I could only dream of in other cities. I chose Krakow. My love for this city has a bittersweet taste. In the last 20 years, we have changed a lot. Many places have been created that I love to visit. But we've lost our vision somewhere along the way. If something exceptional happens, it's usually thanks to people's energy. Politicians have no interesting ideas for this city. It's great that we have over 13 million tourists a year, but aren't we turning into Disneyland, or rather, Bangkok? It's great that new housing estates are being built, but why behind a closed barrier, with not a shred of green space and no thought for transportation? Corporations have given us jobs, but they often no longer meet our aspirations. We want more - says Krzysztof Mazur, former head of the Jagiellonian Club, currently running for senator from Krakow with PiS support, in a new campaign video.

- I can tell you about some of my dreams. For example, that Wesoła doesn't become another victim of developers, but a green district of innovation. That Krakow's hospitals start respecting perinatal care standards, because childbirth can be a good experience. That our schools teach programming while also showing children how to use smartphones wisely. That we can support civic initiatives online, and politicians don't treat us like enemies. These are my dreams. What are yours? Only together can we fulfill them. Let's finally end the 'it can't be done' philosophy. We live in Krakow to do truly great things. For this to happen, Krakow needs a young, brave, and above all, effective person in parliament. That's why I'm running for the Senate as a PiS candidate - the candidate emphasizes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHt_eyEhMs4