Winds of Change in Poland After Amnesty Brings Hope
Zbigniew Bujak, long pursued by authorities, says Poland stands on the eve of major reforms as amnesty frees 225 political prisoners. Leaders like Bujak and journalist Adam Wojciechowski foresee a transition driven by public pressure, with public discussion already blooming.
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Poland seeks broader political spectrum amid Solidarity tensions
Analysis notes the power elite pushing to widen Poland's political spectrum as Jaruzelski faces pressure from Gorbachev and distrust of Solidarity. Szymanderski says life in Poland is returning to normal after releases, while the government pursues a Social Consultative Council amid fears of co option and weak support from elites.
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