Hołownia Did Not Become the Head of the Poland 2050 Club. Parliamentarians Said "No"

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The Polish Press Agency (PAP) reported back in June that Szymon Hołownia wanted to replace Paweł Śliz as head of the parliamentary club. At the time, our sources emphasized that Hołownia was seeking to strengthen cooperation between Polska 2050 and the Polish People's Party. "End of the saga." Hołownia without a position in his own party. On Tuesday evening, the Polska 2050 parliamentary club considered the former Speaker of the Sejm's candidacy…

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Szymon Hołownia was once again rejected as head of the Poland 2050 parliamentary group. According to the Polish Press Agency, the group's parliamentarians rejected his candidacy for the sixth time. Following the decision, the former party leader reportedly declared his withdrawal from the race.

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Poland 2050 parliamentarians have rejected the candidacy of Deputy Speaker of the Sejm and former party leader Szymon Hołownia for the position of club leader, PAP has learned from party sources. Hołownia will not run for this position again.

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Szymon Hołownia will not lead the Poland 2050 club. Members of Parliament from his group rejected his candidacy for deputy speaker of the Sejm.

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Poland 2050 parliamentarians rejected the candidacy of Deputy Speaker of the Sejm and former party leader Szymon Hołownia for the position of club leader on Tuesday evening, the Polish Press Agency (PAP) learned from party sources. Hołownia will not run for the position again.

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The Poland 2050 parliamentary club considered Szymon Hołownia's candidacy for the club's chairmanship for the sixth time. As the Polish Press Agency (PAP) has learned, parliamentarians have decided that Hołownia will not take the position. The former party leader, now Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, was not expected to run for the position again. "The saga is over," is how one of the group's prominent politicians commented on the decision.