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Zaremba, Piotr
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En la revista de prensa europea se han citado hasta el momento 4 artículos de este autor/ esta autora.
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Dziennik Gazeta Prawna - Polonia | 29/08/2008
No reform because of Walesa
The Polish Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) has refused to include the former Polish president and freedom fighter Lech Walesa on a list of victims of the former communist regime. The liberal right-wing government criticises this and wants to restrict the authority's powers regarding the re-examination of communist crimes. In the daily Dziennik Commentator Piotr Zarmenba argues against a reform of the law. "I find it very disturbing when politicians start trying to mould autonomous institutions to fit their own ideas. ... Just as I was against the Institute compiling an official list of former agents I am also opposed to the idea of the victim list being passed by government decree. The IPN should write the history but leave the public to draw its own conclusions. ... In future someone who has different views to those of [IPN President Janusz] Kurtyka could take his place. But this should be done in a civilised manner and only when his term of office has come to an end."
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Más de la revista de prensa sobre el tema » Política interior, » Historia, » Polonia
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Dziennik Gazeta Prawna - Polonia | 14/07/2008
Bronisław Geremek has died
The member of the European Parliament and former Polish Foreign Minister Bronisław Geremek died on Sunday in a car accident. The conservative daily Dziennik recalls his achievements in an obituary: "In the world of democratic politics he was a historical giant, one of those people who owed their position in free Poland to his commitment to the anti-communist opposition and the Solidarnosc [freedom movement]. His path to this commitment was not an easy one - as was the case with many intellectuals with a Jewish background who had a brief flirtation with communism. ... The European Parliament became a place of refuge for him. ... This was his world - a world of insider talks conducted in perfect French with French, German or British politicians. It came naturally to him to assume a leading role among the Polish here. He represented the weakest ... group, yet he was the one who headed the meetings of Polish MEPs."
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Más de la revista de prensa sobre el tema » Política de la UE, » Política interior, » Polonia
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Dziennik Gazeta Prawna - Polonia | 27/12/2007
Decline of the Polish left wing
In the parliamentary elections of 2005 and 2007, the Polish left wing only got about ten percent of the votes. Piotr Zaremba blames this poor showing on the left's frequently changing political direction. "The problem is that the message from the left has been completely vague in recent years. The left-wing prime ministers, Leszek Miller and Marek Belka, turned out to be tough-as-nails liberals. While the PiS [Law and Justice] was in power, the SLD [Democratic Left Alliance] of Wojciech Olejniczak sometimes supported socially underprivileged groups, and sometimes defended the establishment of the Third Republic. Ultimately, the SLD did not represent anyone. Those who are pleased voted for the middle-class platform of the PO [Citizens' Platform], while the 'excluded ones' supported the PiS. The longing for the old People's Republic is on a steady decline."
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Dziennik Gazeta Prawna - Polonia | 19/06/2007
Will Poland cause the EU summit to fail?
Piotr Zaremba tries to see the upside of the Poles' blockade. He says the Union must ask itself which path it wants to take: "Where are the limits to its centralisation? What should the balance of power be between the strongest and richest countries and those that have only just started on the road to power and wealth? To what extent should the EU act as an alliance of states or an entirely new entity? Today these questions are drowned out by calls to sign an agreement as quickly as possible and get it over with, but tomorrow they could turn out to be crucial. The Union should not be allowed to become a cumbersome, bureaucratic socialist entity. However, greater independence for individual nation states may not necessarily protect against this. The square root formula could offer a guarantee for such protection, although this may also not be the case."
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