discussed by polish politicians during the formation of a coalition, all this will be discussed with natalya valoh, greetings natalya, have a good day, congratulations, have a good day. congratulations, you know that you understand the ukrainian language a little, so you probably guessed what i was talking about, i also know that a lot was written about the war, about ukraine and ukrainian women, but today our conversation with you will be about the poles. so, who are modern polkas, how does polka from warsaw differ from polkas, for example, from underground or from polkas from gdańsk from gdańsk. but that rifle is oil. there are no kindergartens, no crèches, very high prices, the issue of access to education and health care looks very bad, but actually education is weak, and also the basic rights of women are related to pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, these are the topics , which unite poland. and again, poles from big cities can cope more easily, with access to kindergartens, nurseries, and there is a better choice of doctors, and in smaller cities. because, for example, last year it was abo

even discussed by polish politicians when forming a coalition, all this will be discussed with natalya valohatalya, good day, congratulations. polkas, how does a polka from warsaw differ from a polka, for example, from under the buried or from a polka from gdańska z gdańska, no te przyčie są olbrzymie. this difference is huge, of course, life is different in big cities than in small towns and villages. now such a solidarity between women in poland was born, such as we say sisterhood. poles have a huge problem with institutions, there are no kindergartens, no crèches, very high prices, the issue of access to education and medical care looks very bad service, but education itself is weak. also the basic rights of women are related to pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, these are the topics that unite poluk. and again , polish women from big cities can cope more easily with access to kindergartens, nurseries, and there is a better choice of doctors, and in smaller cities it is more difficult for women, but this does not change the fact that in general we, because we all understand that our situ

discussed by polish politicians even during the formation of a coalition, all this will be with natalya valoh. greetings natalya, good day, congratulations, good day, congratulations, you already understand us a little. that you understand the ukrainian language a little, so you probably guessed what i was talking about, i also know that you wrote a lot about the war, about ukraine and ukrainian women, but today our conversation with you will be about poland. so, who are the modern polkas, how does a polka from warsaw differ from a polka from, for example, a polish woman or a polka from gdańsk? but there is no doubt that in poland during the last years, when law and justice were in power , there were more common themes than before. that is, despite the fact that our life looks different in big cities and small towns, now poles have a lot in common. such solidarity between women in poland, such as we say sisterhood. poles have a huge problem with institutions, there are no kindergartens, no. prices are very high, access to education and medical care looks very bad, but actually education is we