The investigation conducted by Ewa Wrzosek concerns the future investment in the centre of Warsaw. Silver Company was to build 2 skyscrapers in the centre of the capital. The investment did not yet happen, there were doubts about the function that Jarosław Kaczyński was to play.
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Austrian Gerald Birgfellner accuses PS president that he did not get money for his work in preparing the investment. There was besides a subject to the corruption offer. The investigation became public the last time Barbara Skrzypek, a longtime associate of Kaczyński, was interviewed as a witness. The female died 3 days after the hearing, and The president of the Law and many of the politicians associated with it himself is liable for the death of a female in the prosecution.
Two towers. What do Poles think about this case?
SW RESEARCH, commissioned by Onetu, asked Poles whether an investigation into alleged 2 towers could harm Jarosław Kaczyński?
A small more than half of Poles said yes. 51.3% of respondents responded in this way. Only 16 percent of the questions stated that it would not matter. 20% have no opinion, but only 12.7 percent have not heard of the alleged 2 towers.
When we looked more closely at these data, it turns out that there is simply a reasonably large discrepancy in the responses erstwhile it comes to gender. Definitely little women believe that the alleged 2 towers will harm Jarosław Kaczyński. Only 45.5% of women and 57.8% of men think so.
At the same time, it is worth noting that there is simply a crucial disparity in the responses to this affair. Only 6.9 percent of men and 17.9% of women have not heard of it.
13.1 percent of women asked and 19.3 men in turn believe that this will have no impact on the image of the president of the Law and Justice Office.
As far as the age of respondents is concerned, it is worth noting that the least convinced of the demolition of the image of Jarosław Kaczyński by 2 towers is the youngest group of respondents — up to the age of 24. “Yes” replied 44 percent.
But it was the age group between 25 and 34 that most frequently answered that she had not heard of the alleged 2 towers, as 23.3% of the respondents said.
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The survey was carried out on 2–3 April 2025 by SW investigation by an online interview (CAWI — Computer-Assisted Web Interview) on the SW Panel. As part of the study, 804 surveys were conducted with a nationwide adult sample. Quota selection was applied — the example was typical of the combined distribution of the gender, age and size class of the place of residence.
