President Andrzej Duda's meetings with residents will take place at 11:30 in Brzeg, at 2:30 PM in Opole, and at 4:30 PM in Głogówek, Prudnik County.

Rafał Trzaskowski will be visiting the Silesian and Opole voivodeships. At 9:00 AM, a briefing will be held by the KO candidate and the Mayor of Rybnik, Piotr Kuczera, at the hard coal mine in Rybnik. At 10:30 AM in Kadłub, a meeting with village heads and leaders of local action groups is scheduled.

At 12:00 PM, Trzaskowski will visit the Opole Amphitheatre - the National Museum of Polish Song, and at 12:15 PM, a walk from the amphitheater to Plac Wolności is planned, where a meeting with residents will take place at 1:30 PM. A press briefing with the head of the Pakosławice commune, Adam Raczyński, is scheduled for 2:50 PM.

At 3:50 PM, Trzaskowski will meet with firefighters in Prusinowice, Pakosławice commune, and at 5:30 PM, he will meet with residents of Wałbrzych.

At 12:00 PM in Kartuzy, Szymon Hołownia will hold a meeting with residents. Afterwards, the presidential candidate will travel to Gdynia, where at 5:00 PM a programmatic speech titled "On the Pitfalls and Opportunities for Poland" is scheduled. Hołownia will present an assessment of the actions of politicians in power and indicate directions for Poland's development.

Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz will be in Masovia. At 10:00 AM in Drobin, he will lay flowers before the monument of John Paul II, and at 10:15 AM, a meeting with seniors will take place. The PSL candidate's speech is scheduled for 11:00 AM. At 2:00 PM in Sierpc, a meeting with residents is planned, and at 5:30 PM, a meeting with residents of Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki.

At 9:00 AM in Nowy Tomyśl, Robert Biedroń will meet with residents and traders at the city market. Subsequently, at 10:30 AM, a visit to an orphanage in Chrzypsko Wielkie is scheduled, followed at 11:15 AM by a press conference on the problem of drought in agriculture and a visit to a tulip plantation. The last scheduled event is an election rally and the presentation of the Pact for Women, along with speeches by female politicians from Lewica at 2:30 PM in Poznań.

9:00 AM - Press briefing by Rafał Trzaskowski and Piotr Kuczera in Rybnik

9:00 AM - Meeting of Robert Biedroń with residents and traders at the city market in Nowy Tomyśl

10:00 AM - Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz lays flowers before the monument of John Paul II in Drobin

10:15 AM - Meeting of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz with seniors in Drobin

10:30 AM - Meeting of Rafał Trzaskowski with village heads and leaders of local action groups in Kadłub

10:30 AM - Visit of Robert Biedroń to the orphanage in Chrzypsko Wielkie

11:00 AM - Speech by Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in Drobin

11:15 AM - Press conference by Robert Biedroń on the problem of drought in agriculture and visit to a tulip plantation in Chrzypsko Wielkie

11:30 AM - Meeting of President Andrzej Duda with residents of Brzeg

12:00 PM - Meeting of Szymon Hołownia with residents of Kartuzy

12:00 PM - Visit of Rafał Trzaskowski to the Opole Amphitheatre - National Museum of Polish Song

12:15 PM - Walk by Rafał Trzaskowski from the Opole Amphitheatre to Plac Wolności

12:30 PM - Meeting of Rafał Trzaskowski with residents of Opole

2:00 PM - Meeting of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz with residents of Sierpc

2:30 PM - Meeting of President Andrzej Duda with residents of Opole

2:30 PM - Election rally by Robert Biedroń and presentation of the Pact for Women, with speeches by female politicians from Lewica in Poznań

2:50 PM - Press briefing by Rafał Trzaskowski with the head of the Pakosławice commune, Adam Raczyński

3:10 PM - Meeting of Rafał Trzaskowski with firefighters in Prusinowice, Pakosławice commune

4:30 PM - Meeting of President Andrzej Duda with residents of Głogówek, Prudnik County

5:00 PM - Programmatic speech by Szymon Hołownia "On the Pitfalls and Opportunities for Poland" in Gdynia

5:30 PM - Meeting of Rafał Trzaskowski with residents of Wałbrzych

5:30 PM - Meeting of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz with residents of Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki

- There are huge EU funds for energy transformation, and Silesia has a great chance to benefit from these funds. But one must be ready for this, one must tell the truth about the situation, not make promises to the mining sector and then fail to keep one's promises. And I also clearly stated, I clearly declared, when it comes to EU aid, I am ready to help the government, if I were to become president, in order to ensure that every job in Silesia is fought for, and Silesia has a huge opportunity ahead of it, if we talk about this clearly and if we talk about it honestly, and not if the PiS government continuously misleads everyone and clearly shows that it is not coping with the situation, neither with the epidemic, nor unfortunately with Polish mining – stated Rafał Trzaskowski at a press briefing in Rybnik.

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- Day by day, we are receiving further shocking information. I have been speaking very cautiously regarding Minister Szumowski, despite the numerous doubts that arose in previous days. However, what we are hearing now, about respirators that were supposed to be purchased for such enormous sums of money and then this transaction did not materialize, as we hear and as we see, the situation where officials are taking such sensitive documents home, is something absolutely unheard of, and that is why I believe Minister Szumowski should resign immediately - stated Rafał Trzaskowski at a press briefing in Rybnik.

- Indeed, during the night I was registered by the electoral commission, which counted the first 100,000 signatures. I want to thank everyone again most sincerely for this incredible mobilization and energy, as almost 2 million signatures were collected in 5 days, which is an absolute record - stated Rafał Trzaskowski at a press briefing in Rybnik.

Borys Budka, present at Rafał Trzaskowski's rally in Opole, was asked about MP Żalek's statement on LGBT and President Andrzej Duda's stance, who spoke of a "new ideology," comparing it to neo-Bolshevism.

- President Duda should apologize for MP Żalek - he responded when asked by 300POLITYKA.

- Over the past few days, I've been traveling across Poland, and I can tell you that today, the dreams of people from the villages I've visited, from Silesia, from Cieszyn Silesia where I was in Wisła, from Świętokrzyskie, from Małopolska, from Podhale, from Opole, or from Warsaw – we all share the same dreams. We all think exactly alike, especially in times of epidemic. We dream of security, healthcare, equal educational opportunities, and we're tired of diversionary tactics - stated Rafał Trzaskowski in Opole.

- Today, above all, we need to fight for jobs and we need investments here and now. We don't need gigantism. We don't need to talk about the biggest airport in the world, even though nothing is happening there yet. If those in power talk about morality, I ask, is it moral to pay tens of thousands of zlotys today to people who are mainly involved in managing an empty field? Today, it is precisely these investments that we need, here and now - stated Rafał Trzaskowski in Opole.

- It so happens, purely by chance, that in a few hours President Duda will be in Opole. This is not the time for booing, for whistling. We simply need to ask the Head of State a few questions. Unfortunately, the President does not answer questions, so I am very pleased that we have the opportunity to ask a few. And therefore, the first question must be about the Constitution and the observance of the law, about ensuring that there are no equals and more equal in Poland, about the Constitution being the supreme good, and we will ask the President about this. We will ask about fundamental matters, but we also need to direct a few other questions to the President. Namely, we all recently hear about new facts concerning the management of the epidemic. We all hear about how masks were bought, and recently new facts have come to light regarding the purchase of ventilators that no one has seen. It turns out that officials are taking documents home, perhaps a new secular tradition, but we must ask the President why no scandal of the PiS government has been investigated. Where was the President when we were all asking these questions? These questions must be asked because we must fight for honesty and transparency in our public life – stated Rafał Trzaskowski in Opole.

- A second, very important question. Why does the President not agree to fair play in these elections? Why does he agree to us being given 5 days to collect signatures, and yet with this mobilization, we collected almost 2 million signatures – he continued.

- Why does President Duda agree to television, which was once called public, constantly inciting hatred, manipulating, and setting people against each other? Does President Duda suddenly like Jacek Kurski again? – the KO candidate further questioned.

- Why even the programmatic proposals, why at the moment when President Duda presents his program, his programmatic proposals, does he have to do it in a way that tries to divide us? Why can't a program even be presented differently? Another thing that probably annoys us the most. People have approached me many times and asked: Mr. Rafał, why do we tolerate the unbelievable hypocrisy of today's authorities? I myself heard President Duda say that he changed the judiciary because the judges, or a large part of them, are communists. We have had enough of these kinds of comparisons, especially since, by some miracle, the President did not mind a state of war prosecutor who received a nomination from the President. We have had enough of hypocrisy – he emphasized.

- The question is why the government did not tell the truth to the miners, saying that it would not close mines, but it closed 8 of them, saying it would not liquidate jobs, but 15,000 jobs were liquidated. Saying that there would be no coal imports, but we have coal imports from such exotic directions as, for example, Colombia. Why is the truth not being told, and why is no chance given for a great transformation? So that we can fight against global warming, for clean air, but preserve jobs. This requires enormous investments from the EU – he said.

- So, he is typically partisan. Unfortunately, despite President Trzaskowski extending a hand supposedly to PiS supporters, sending letters, and speaking in a milder tone, this gentleness was absolutely not visible at the rally, neither in Trzaskowski's speech nor, even more so, in the reactions of his supporters. There was aggression, shouts, and expulsions. Even though we politely stood there, along with MP Kowalski, responding to yesterday's letter, we wanted to talk with Trzaskowski, to ask if he would finally answer the 5 questions that we directed to him and all other opponents of Andrzej Duda on Wednesday. Well, unfortunately, we did not manage to talk with Rafał Trzaskowski. Sławomir Nitras came out, more to oversee the crowd and to temper those negative emotions. One can say that little results from an extended hand towards accord - stated Kamil Bortniczuk in an interview with 300POLITYKĄ.

- What gesture has President Andrzej Duda made towards us in the last 5 years to rebuild community? What gesture has the president made towards us? I ask: what gesture? After all, the President of the Republic of Poland should be a strong president who rises above political divisions? - stated Rafał Trzaskowski in Opole.

- The president [Duda] also invoked the legacy of Lech Kaczyński. Only Lech Kaczyński was a strong president who always considered what he was signing - he continued.

Community starts with small things – extending a hand. Today in Opole, I met Andrzej Duda's volunteers. We can argue, we can disagree, but we should respect each other. Because Poland is common! pic.twitter.com/Yq3eKtUkjC

— Rafał Trzaskowski (@trzaskowski_) June 13, 2020

- Today, Poland is at a crucial turning point in its history. Where would Poland be without President Duda? Where would Poland be if President Duda had not won the election five years ago? Would there be programs like 500+, 300+, the 13th pension, and all other social programs? This is a rhetorical question. These programs would not exist. Our main political rivals have criticized these programs for five years. Only now, to chameleon-like change their colors, shed their previous stances, and start saying they will maintain them. The sole guarantor of maintaining social programs, as well as a vision for development, is President Duda - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Kolno.

- I saw yesterday's scene that took place on your television, when the editor interrupted and, in effect, asked one of the United Right MPs to leave. Let me say this: I respect every person, regardless of their sexual preferences, regardless of their views, regardless of which group they support. I have many different friends, including those with different sexual preferences, I know such people. Some of these people are also known to you, Madam Editor. Let me put it this way. Among these people are those with different views, among these people are those who support the LGBT movement and ideology, who agree with it, who agree with the way of action that is proposed there, which is being implemented there, and there are people who believe that the fact they have certain sexual preferences is entirely their business. Just as I believe it is my business what my sexual preferences are. I have immense respect for all people. It doesn't bother me. Frankly, I'm not interested in anyone's sexual preferences. That is their private matter. But I am interested in ensuring that children in school are not subjected to, for example, sexual indoctrination at a very young age, when they are literally a few years old, when they are in the first grades of school. I believe that this is not the right path and that it is contrary to our tradition and our culture. I simply disagree with this, just as many parents disagree with it – said President Andrzej Duda during a press conference in front of the military hospital in Opole, responding to a question from Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska about MP Żalek's statement.

- I would not want any ideology to be present in schools. School is for learning, it is for education. I would want Polish schools to educate future highly prepared specialists to perform various professions – added the President.

- My greatest ambition now is for you to be able to develop your businesses peacefully, for you to grow rich, in short, for wages to improve in our country. That is what interests me above all. This serves to retain the best specialists here; it serves the purpose that, as we were just discussing with young doctors at the military hospital, they won't leave if we truly pay them adequately in Poland. To all doctors, nurses, teachers, so that every profession is justly compensated in Poland. This is my great ambition for the coming years. Today, I have the feeling that families are already materially secured. There is this cushion in the form of 500 plus. Those who have children have this security. I ask that there be more children, of course, but ladies and gentlemen, now is the time for salaries – said President Andrzej Duda in Opole.

The President of the Republic of Poland should care about its reputation. Andrzej Duda is doing everything to ruin it. His campaign is a global shame.

The author of these words is Donald Tusk, former Prime Minister and President of the European Council. He reacted to the content of Andrzej Duda’s campaign video, which appeared on the internet on Saturday.

The video, published on the occasion of President Andrzej Duda’s election campaign, contained, among other things, a fragment with a caricature of Donald Tusk. He was shown as being attacked by a swarm of bees.

The President of the Republic should care about its reputation. Andrzej Duda is doing everything to ruin it. His campaign is a global shame.

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- There is nothing worse than a brazen lie told to the camera in politics before an election. And that's what Donald Tusk did in 2011. Please recall. Today, just a moment ago, he writes that what I say about protecting the family and that I won't allow our children to be indoctrinated with ideology in primary school, with sexualization, is a shame before Europe and the world. And I will say this: Shame is lying straight to people's eyes, saying the retirement age won't be raised just to win an election, and then after the election, immediately raising it for people. That is shame. That is shame and stench that follows such a politician their entire life. That is shame. That is shame, deception, and lies that should eliminate such a person from politics forever. Forever. Perhaps that is why he did not dare to run in the presidential elections and hid behind others' backs. First, behind Mrs. Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, Madam Marshal, and now behind Mr. Rafał Trzaskowski, and today he is poking out from behind their backs. Simply embarrassing. A liar. Probably the biggest political liar in the history of the Third Polish Republic - said President Andrzej Duda in Głogówek. 

- Poland is truly not a train station where there are only two trains. Both heading into the past. The candidates are supposedly young, supposedly new, but it's not about them here. They can't be bought without a party package. By choosing them - you are choosing parties with their barren dispute. Listen, this train station is only in our heads! The Poland I see from the windows of my mobile Belvedere not only doesn't want to, but doesn't even have to choose between: 500 plus, or democracy. A path to the future, or holding PiS politicians accountable. Politicians, not voters. In two weeks, you could have a president who tells you what you want to hear, then returns to the political salons, to his own. Or you choose someone who will spend the presidency, not just the campaign, with the people. You will choose the President of the people. A President who, over these five years, will show everyone what everyone has probably already forgotten: the Republic is not a company. It's not a party. It's not a battlefield. The Republic is every one of its citizens. You are the Republic, you are Poland! - said Szymon Hołownia, appearing on stage with his wife during a rally in Gdynia.

- Six months ago, not far from here, in Gdańsk, I said: OK, enough commenting, let's go change Poland. They told me then: You'll never gather people. They said: You'll travel around the country and no one will even come out to greet you.  We have 13,000 people. We are greeted by crowds everywhere.  They said: No one will give you money for politics. Hundreds of thousands of Poles did. Already over 6 million zlotys.  They said: You won't build a program. Together with a team of experts, we have written a program that no party has been able to write for 30 years. It's a good program. After all, I see how they're copying it from us now, it's pleasant.  Listen, we've already won these elections!  Over these few months, we have proven that Poles know how to unite, to be real friends - not just when you show them an enemy! In two weeks, you will choose. In two weeks, we will choose - said Szymon Hołownia in Gdynia. 

- You are confusing concepts. I never spoke about a partnership act. These are two different matters. A partnership is a partnership. It's a regulation that some describe as quasi-marital. However, I spoke about: the status of a next of kin, which has nothing to do with any erotic or sexual matters. It's a completely separate issue. Mutual support and care, and the issue of the status of a next of kin – and indeed, if such a law were to land on my desk, if someone proposed such a solution, I have said this before, and certainly, with all certainty, I would very carefully consider its provisions, because it serves not only two people who simply live together, but it can also serve two people who support each other. Two elderly people can support each other, or someone very young can support an elderly, lonely person, and then the status of a next of kin could make it easier for them to handle various life matters for that person – stated President Andrzej Duda in a conversation with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News's “Gość Wydarzeń”.

- I said that if anyone proposes it, I am ready to consider it. No one has proposed it. Today's opposition signs LGBT declarations in Poland, signs LGBT cards, but has not proposed next-of-kin status - stated President Andrzej Duda in 'Gość Wydarzeń' on Polsat News.

- I hope it will be continued [judicial reform], because it is a reform that is certainly heading in the right direction. I would very much like for the common feeling of justice in the courts to return to Poland, for people in my country, not judges, but people in my country, to believe that the courts are just. For my compatriots to believe that the courts are just. Just look at people's reactions at meetings when I talk about the judiciary - stated President Andrzej Duda in "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.

- I don't want changes of a revolutionary nature. I want changes of an evolutionary nature. People have the right to live in peace. PiS MPs have attempted various revolutions a few times, which is why I vetoed the bill on the National Judicial Institute, the veto of the bill on the Supreme Court, because I believe the Prosecutor General cannot decide matters of the Supreme Court, as he can be a party before the Supreme Court, and that it cannot be allowed for all administrative employees to be dismissed without any protection in the Supreme Court, against which "Solidarity" protested. This is why, among other things, I opposed, at the request of Paweł Kukiz, the electoral law for the European Parliament, because they wanted to raise the effective electoral threshold to over 12%, and I said no. This is precisely because I am a proponent of evolutionary actions, not revolutionary ones – stated President Andrzej Duda in "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.