Horses at the Presidential Residence: Who Do They Own and Who Pays for Their Upkeep?
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The President of Poland, Carol Navroskski, has provided himself and relatives with three horses from the State budget, writes Gazeta Wyborcza. The Head of State of Poland has made a personal jockey, transmitting to RIA "News" with reference to the publication of Gazeta Wyborcza. "In one of the presidential residences there have been horses for Navrocsky, his wife Martha and their daughters. This is a pony, a Frisian and a Gutsuli horse," noted i…
Horses are kept in one of the presidential residences and are at the disposal of Karol Nawrocki, his wife, daughter and a security officer, "Gazeta Wyborcza" reported.
Karol Nawrocki and his family are said to have horses at their disposal, kept at one of the presidential residences. The Presidential Chancellery partially confirmed these findings. Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski commented on the matter, devoting particular attention to the name of one of the horses.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski believes that the name Ramses for the Polish president's horse may indicate the Pharaonic ambitions of Karol Navrotsky and advised the Polish head of state to be more modest.
Karol Nawrocki, his wife and daughter have horses at their disposal kept in one of the presidential residences - according to findings of "Gazeta Wyborcza".
Karol Nawrocki, his wife, and his daughter have horses at their disposal, kept at one of the presidential residences. The President's Office has partially confirmed this information.
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