During the last pre-election debate on TVP, co-organised by Polsat and TVN, Magdalena Biejat and Adrian Zandberg from the Left and Party, they explicitly opposed further mortgage payments. Instead, they proposed extremist changes in housing policy aimed at lowering housing prices and expanding the availability of rental premises.
"We will not accept further subsidies"
The first question of the debate afraid political programmes that may not enjoy popularity but are essential for the sake of the country. Both Biejat and Zandberg pointed to housing problems as 1 of the key issues.
– "Lowing mortgage credit prices by reducing bank profits on these loans – this can be done by a single law" said Magdalena Biejat. – “I will not be afraid of banks or developers” She added.
Zandberg, on the another hand, stressed that ‘surcharges pump only housing prices’that is why he will powerfully argue akin solutions. – "I think it is crucial to focus on social construction, to allocate 1% of Polish GDP to social construction, in order to yet solve the housing problem" – he said.
Debate of all candidates – who else spoke?
The debate took part 13 candidates, including Simon Hołownia, Rafał Trzaskowski, Grzegorz Braun and Sławomir Mentzen. The main leaders were Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf (TVP), Piotr Witwicki (Polsat News) and Radomir Wit (TVN).
The gathering was the last of the six debates before the first circular of presidential elections to be held 18 May.
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Housing position quo: “I am not afraid of banks and developers”
