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This Will Be Gibała's First Decision. He Announces a Major Comeback in Krakow.

The reinstatement of the 20-minute ticket and a start on repairing the city's finances – these are Łukasz Gibała's first announcements after winning the early elections for mayor of Krakow. The mayor-elect has announced talks with councilors and rival candidates, but admits that cooperation with the city council, dominated by Civic Coalition and the New Left, may be difficult.
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Łukasz Gibała, after winning the presidential elections in Krakow, handed out obwarzanki to the residents from the morning. But the next steps - already after the oath - will be much more difficult. The focus will be on the Krakow City Council.

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The new president will have a tough time. He'll have to govern with a reluctant city council, and he'll have to save the finances of a metropolis whose debt is growing by a billion a year.

The reinstatement of the 20-minute ticket and a start on repairing the city's finances – these are Łukasz Gibała's first announcements after winning the early elections for mayor of Krakow. The mayor-elect has announced talks with councilors and rival candidates, but admits that cooperation with the city council, dominated by Civic Coalition and the New Left, may be difficult.

Restoring the 20-minute public transport ticket, combating debt, and attempting to build a majority on the city council – these are the first challenges facing Kraków's new mayor, Łukasz Gibała. A day after winning the early elections, the politician announced his priorities for his two-year term.

Łukasz Gibała spoke after taking power in Kraków. The politician also revealed what his first decision as mayor would be.

Protecting the Prądnik Valley, reinstating the 20-minute ticket, and repairing the city's finances – these are Łukasz Gibała's most important announcements regarding his plans for the next two years. The winner of the presidential election is blunt in stating that Krakow must seek savings, and implementing large-scale investments will not be a priority at this time. In an interview with Radio Kraków, Łukasz Gibała outlined the first actions he w…

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Onet broke the news in Kraków, Poland on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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