Stories from Krakow · Poland

The identity of a man, approximately 50 years old, remains unknown after his remains were found today in ditches in Krakow. According to information from the city hall, the body was in a state of decomposition. A prosecutor's decision is pending regarding the case.

Andriy Gua, President of the Krakow Smog Alarm, commented on a loan during a broadcast on Radio Krakow.

Rafał Zondek, plenipotentiary of the referendum committee in Krakow, invited Civic Coalition Senator Anna Baudyga.

Wisła Kraków is set to play Chrobry Głogów today in a match that could secure their promotion to Ekstraklasa. If Wisła Kraków draws or wins, they will advance to the top league.

Polish ultramarathoner Tomasz Subania has set himself a new task, described as 'station by station.' The specific nature of this task was not further detailed.

The court's decision follows a directive from Court President Bogdan Swienckowski to halt actions that bypass judicial processes.

A producer in Krakow has joined the Fairtrade system to facilitate a conversion to ecological agriculture. The producer noted that certification costs remain high for many. Fairtrade provides farmers with a guaranteed premium and minimum prices at the time of sale.

Vice-Governor Arkadiusz Mikula stated that rejecting a proposed statute would have delayed a nine-year plan to nationalize space. The decision follows a fire on a large area of Yazowa Street in the Stawów district.

Polish authorities are reviewing the detention and appeal of a foreigner. The review follows reports regarding the historical context of expulsions in 1947. During those expulsions, nearly 4,000 people were sent to a sub-camp in Jaworoczno.

Professor Jan Pisulinski estimates that several thousand Polish expellees were moved in a highly secretive manner by authorities. One such expellee reportedly appealed to Prime Minister Cyrankiewicz in the spring of 1947.