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Poseł Śmiszek w Miliczu

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00:00 Law and justice went to power saying that they will restore the dignity of the Polish city, that they will restore the dignity of the city and towns, and it turns out that in recent years, over 300,000 PKS connections have been liquidated.
00:16 More railway stops are being liquidated and we don't see all that Law and Justice is talking about. Law and Justice is winding up the Polish city and it can be making propaganda that they are opening more courts, police stations, more public infrastructure buildings.
00:36 But please ask the residents of Milica, Olszy, Sułowa and other towns how they are living. How is it to get to the big city without a car, to the doctor, to the shop, to the theatre, to the cinema, to friends, to family.
00:54 Today, the Polish city, when it comes to communication, simply does not exist. Today, Poles who live in small and medium-sized towns are actually prisoners of their towns.
01:08 They are not able to get to the doctor. 14 million Poles, or exactly 13,800,000, are Poles who do not have access to the railway and bus connection. This is the balance sheet of the Law and Justice governments. Complete defeat.
01:28 Second question, related to our situation when it comes to Milica hospital. What is the idea? How to do it, to liquidate the hospital's debt? How to help the public hospitals?
01:42 The Law and Justice government talks a lot about public hospitals, but it does one of the most harmful things for these hospitals. After the ratification of the reconstruction fund, the decision was not made on the national reconstruction plan.
01:55 I would like to remind you that the left has fought to guarantee almost a billion zlotys for public hospitals in the national reconstruction plan.
02:02 For public hospitals in Milica, for public hospitals in Strzelin, for public hospitals in Olesnica or Oław. And where is the money? There is no money.
02:12 How is it that the Law and Justice, consciously and with premeditation, blocked the easiest money in the history of the European Union, which could be transferred to the hospital in Milica?
02:24 The hospital in Milica will not cope with all this money. Today, the Milicans and their residents of the surrounding towns are simply trembling. Will this gynecological ward survive?
02:36 Today, the Milicans are asking, what about our hospital? Will I be able to give birth there calmly? Will I be able to be treated there?
02:43 The Law and Justice have given a deadly blow to the hospital in Milica, the hospital in Strzelin or the hospital in Oław. Without receiving money from the national reconstruction plan, they are fully responsible for the fact that dark clouds have been hovering over many public hospitals, including the hospital in Milica.
03:01 And the Milicans are going out on the street today, protesting against the liquidation of this ward. Today, politicians have to intervene to save this hospital somewhere.
03:14 Today, the Law and Justice have given a deadly blow to a city like Milica, which was proud of having a great and has a great public hospital, where women from this city and the surrounding towns are being treated and given birth.
03:28 In this context, what do you think of the PIS postulate related to the improvement of meals in hospitals?
03:35 It is shameful that after 8 years of government, the Law and Justice has reminded itself that the patient in need must be fed. It is shameful that the Law and Justice after 8 years of government, the only thing it has to offer is not to maintain the gynecological ward in Milica, it is not to maintain the birth in Strzelin, it is not to extend the hospital in Oław, but a few additional pieces of bread for the patient.
04:01 This is the image of the Law and Justice and their health policy. You can say in the classic language and fold your hands. After 8 years of the PIS government, Poles and Poles got a big zero when it comes to supporting health care in urban cities and not only.
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