El historiador nacionalista Karol Nawrocki, que ganó las elecciones presidenciales polacas por un estrechísimo margen el domingo, es un antiguo boxeador aficionado con un interés particular por los bajos fondos criminales.

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Karol Nawrocki, a nationalist historian, has secured Poland's presidency by a narrow margin. Nawrocki, known for his 'Poland-first' stance, is expected to challenge the pro-EU government's reform agenda, particularly regarding the EU's migration pact and Green Deal. As president, he will have significant influence through his veto power, which the current government cannot easily override.

Nawrocki has pledged to prioritize Polish citizens over other nationalities, including Ukrainian refugees, and opposes the introduction of the euro and new EU treaties that could affect Polish sovereignty. While supporting continued aid to Ukraine, he is against Ukraine joining NATO, citing concerns about potential conflict with Russia. Strengthening Poland's military remains a priority, with Nawrocki promising to allocate 5% of GDP to defense amid uncertainties about US support in the region.

Karol Nawrocki, el historiador nacionalista, gana la presidencia de Polonia

Con su lema "Polonia primero", Karol Nowroczki deja pocas sorpresas para el futuro de su política exterior. El conservador no puede ser calificado de antieuropeo, pero su victoria representa un golpe a la agenda reformista del gobierno pro-UE. Los presidentes polacos tienen poder de veto sobre la legislación, que sólo puede ser anulado por una mayoría de tres quintos en el Parlamento, de la que carece el Gobierno. Nowroczki quiere retirarse del pacto migratorio de la UE y del Green Deal. No permitiré que la seguridad de los polacos y polacas se vea amenazada por los inmigrantes ilegales. Que nuestra vida económica y empresarial se vea amenazada por la introducción del euro. No aceptaré que se firmen nuevos tratados de la UE y que Polonia pierda su soberanía en muchos ámbitos de la vida social. Nowroczki también ha prometido favorecer a los polacos frente a otras nacionalidades, incluidos los refugiados de la vecina Ucrania. Desde la invasión a gran escala de Rusia, Polonia ha gastado más de 3.500 millones de euros en ayuda a Kiev, una cifra que representa casi el 5% del PIB. Nowroczki apoya la continuación de la ayuda, pero está en contra de que Ucrania entre en la OTAN por temor a que la alianza se vea arrastrada a una guerra con Moscú. No es de extrañar que Polonia sea tan sensible a la situación en Ucrania, ya que comparte frontera no sólo con el país devastado por la guerra, sino también con Bielorrusia, afín a Moscú, y con el enclave ruso de Kaliningrado. Aunque cuenta con el mayor ejército activo de la UE, el refuerzo de las propias defensas de Varsovia es también una prioridad para Nowroczki. Al igual que su rival político, se comprometió a destinar el 5% del PIB a defensa. Se produce en medio de la preocupación de que Polonia y Europa ya no puedan contar con la protección de Estados Unidos. A principios de este año, los EE.UU. dijo que iba a reposicionar las tropas que actualmente están estacionadas cerca de la frontera con Ucrania en Polonia.

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