Warsaw (AFP) – Conservative opposition challenger Andrzej Duda on Sunday won Poland’s presidential run-off, exit polls showed, trumping incumbent centrist Bronislaw Komorowski on promises of generous social spending.An MEP and lawyer with a populist streak, Duda scored 53 percent support ahead of Komorowski, who mustered 47 percent, exit polls showed, giving a key indicator of the national mood ahead of an autumn parliamentary election.Analysts said voters hungry for change in the EU and NATO member state could oust the governing centrist Civic Platform (PO) in this year’s parliamentary polls and return the controversial Jaroslaw Kaczynski and his conservative Law and …read more
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