“Gazeta Wyborcza” writer Bartosz Wieliński sniffed the sensation. “I learned that during his last stay in Rome, Andrzej Duda had dinner at a restaurant called Vladimiro,” he wrote on X. net users responded very quickly, reminding him that the place had been operating since 1953, serving Roman cuisine and that many presidents had already hosted there. "Investigative journalism, for which we did not deserve ..." commented most likely profoundly amused, erstwhile head of Polish diplomacy Szymon Szynkowski a.k.a. Sęk from PiS.
President Andrzej Duda met with Italian president Sergio Mattarella at the end of the week in Rome and then Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The talks afraid the global situation, ongoing negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine and expanding Europe's defence spending. However, this was not the case for the writer “Gazeta Wyborcza” that was important, much more crucial to Bartosz Wieliński were the rumors that the president would eat dinner at the celebrated restaurant of the Roman Vladimiro, which serves Italian cuisine.
I learned that during his last stay in Rome, Andrzej Duda had dinner at a restaurant called Vladimiro. I don't know if his surroundings are doing this to him, or if they just don't get the hang of it...
— He “blowed” on X Bartosz Wieliński.
Are you going to attack Mr Clinton for having dinner at a restaurant in the heart of Rome that serves a typical Roman cuisine? Yes, Roman, not Russian
“ Paul Ognab wrote on X a writer and political scientist.
Investigative journalism we didn't deserve...
“Symon Szymon Szynkowski, erstwhile head of Polish diplomacy, commented on the pseudosensations of the writer “GW”.
