A conversation with Kinga Gęsicka-Biały will take place on Wednesday, November 10 at 6:00 p.m. Is Bolesławiec ready for a change in the political forces? Will Polska 2050 run in the local elections? And does Bolesławiec Women's Strike have political potential?
Kinga Gęsicka-Biały has taken part in Bolesławiec Women's Strike marches since the protests began, and for this reason the Bolesławiec police charged her with five offenses involving the use of an obscene word in a public place under Article 141 of the Code of Petty Offenses.
Kinga also prepared a bowl of rice for Prime Minister Morawiecki when the prime minister visited the Bolesławiec County Hospital, but he met neither with the city authorities nor with the residents of Bolesławiec.
The Bolesławiec resident also responded to an appeal by a nationwide campaign supporting LGBT+ children. A mother of two sons on the autism spectrum, she believes that this banner and this campaign also constitute opposition to the violence experienced by children, which is spreading like a plague during the pandemic.
Thanks to the enormous commitment of the Polska 2050 Association in Bolesławiec, where Kinga Gęsicka-Biały is active, and the financial support of the Association's volunteers and supporters, Bolesławiec residents can enjoy another heart-shaped collection container for plastic bottle caps. The heart stands at the intersection of Karola Miarki, Tyrankiewiczów and Bankowa Streets.
Czy Bolesławiecki Strajk Kobiet to nowa siła polityczna w Bolesławcu?
Composition of the Bolesławiec City Council
Nonpartisan and Bolesławiec Land Club
- Adam Biesiadecki
- Andrzej Żuk
- Damian Sawczak
- Dariusz Filistyński
- Dawid Karol Kołodziej
- Józef Pokładek
- Leszek Chudzik
- Łukasz Jaźwiec
- Renata Fredyk
- Stanisław Wiącek
- Zdzisław Abramowicz
City Impuls Club
- Dominik Chodyra
- Iwona Bojko
- Łukasz Molak
- Maciej Małkowski
Law and Justice Club
- Bogdan Biernat
- Dawid Sarbak
- Jadwiga Stachów
Unaffiliated councilors
- Marian Kostecki
- Mirosław Sakowski
- Piotr Klasa