Huge rally in Warsaw for opposition party coalition | DW News

Thousands of people have turned out for an opposition march in Poland's capital Warsaw. Former prime minister and opposition leader Donald Tusk is trying mobilize supporters ahead of parliamentary elections in just two weeks.

Opposition leader Donald Tusk is leading the protest rally, dubbed the 'march of a million hearts' -- he's calling it the last chance to save democracy in Poland. Thousands of people from across the country have gathered in central Warsaw. Tusk has accused the right-wing government of a vicious campaign against his party. Polls suggest the election will be too close to call.

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[omab]

I love the headline "thousands gather" like it's some local club event, more like nearly a million gathered, shity media

[xaybzc-ds]

This channel is highly biased and seems to get funds from USA.

[Andrii]

In Poland Its not really right wing goverment, its center right.

[nihilioellipsis]

Wishing Poland the best. What the heck happened that all the nations of the world have any active neofascist or some other similar authoritotalitarian movements..

[bakeccho]

I don't think Germany can afford to take care of other countries business. Watch out your foot😂😂😂

[Robert-xyxi]

DW pushing agenda 😂 Poland is a democracy! Just doesn't take all its commands from the EU Commission 😂

[ptrappe]

Good seeing Malcolm McDowell out there for support 2:50

[tomaszs.]

Poles will choose their own government, let other countries deal with their own problems.

[mirekwisniewski]

Not even close to million participants!Actual number between 60000 and as per security police.

[Saultai]

Nationalism is a shared identity! Elections seem to destroy that notion these days. Whatever happened to together we stand, divided we fall!

[blind]

I lack confidence in the opposition’s reform agenda extending beyond their quest for power. Based on what I’ve observed, there appears to be a lack of clear vision, a concrete plan, or the competence required to achieve meaningful reform. While I understand that politicians need to secure votes and sometimes campaign on populist issues, I’m willing to support them as long as I believe it will ultimately lead to well-thought-out, vision-driven policies. The idea of running for office with a lackluster platform centered around the notion of “we’re not as bad as our opponents” is quite unappealing to me. In fact, I may find other more engaging activities to pursue than voting in the upcoming election.

[petepotr]

A kind of classical liberal vs conservatives in Poland… interesting!

[gracee]

Fiasco, this madness, those people are dangerous for Poland .l 'm not surprising that option is a favorite to Germany because they represent their business not myself and my country.

[posthocprior]

It was never explained why "this is the end of Poland's democracy" -- as it was described many times.

[steenrasmussen]

Work for allwayes a big job every forward not back like put....in...one

[Tito-Freedom]

the civilized poland against the old way soviet

[michael_swardh]

Great news, let's hope they win the election.

[jhorvath]

"Hundreds of thousands"; how many hundreds? Urbanite demonstration or national demonstration? Jack are you a stooge?

[YouTubeYoutub-mvvo]

Why in Bruksela are criminals like Eva Kaili?

[theman]

I am confused...which party wants to give money to the war....supports the war and which party does not?