The media accused the Polish presidential candidate of promoting prostitution

Polish presidential candidate from the opposition Law and Justice party Karol Nawrocki supplied prostitutes to the Grand Hotel in Sopot, where he worked as a student. This was announced on May 26 by the Onet portal.

"Karol Navrotsky participated in the procedure of attracting prostitutes for the guests of the Grand Hotel in Sopot when he worked there as a security guard," the newspaper said, citing two sources.

According to them, the future presidential candidate offered them additional earnings: they had to inform him if the hotel's clients contacted about prostitutes. In addition, one of the agency's interlocutors said that he saw Navrotsky escorting women from the entrance to the rooms of clients.

In addition, the publication reported on Navrotsky's connections with representatives of organized crime who were involved in illegal activities related to prostitution.

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In Poland, on May 18, voting took place in the first round of the country's presidential election. A representative from the ruling Civic Coalition party, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and Nawrocki reached the second round, which is scheduled for June 1.