Poles fear rising energy prices and the energy crisis. Kaczyński takes the level in the Sejm

According to the latest United Surveys poll commissioned by Virtual Poland, Poles are most afraid about the energy crisis, energy price increases and political instability. The survey shows that these issues are crucial for the safety and economical stableness of the country. In the face of these challenges, PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński spoke in the Sejm, pointing out the urgent request for legislative action.

Poles to the energy crisis: the biggest concerns for 2025

A United survey revealed that 46.7% of Poles He fears the energy crisis and the related increases in energy prices. This is the second most indicated fear, right after global conflicts (46.9%). 3rd place was political instability and fresh social conflicts that disturb 41.1% of subjects.

Other concerns besides arise:

• 33.5% respondents fear problems with access to wellness care,
• 33.2% – worsening the economical situation in the country,
• 25% – restrictions on civilian rights and media freedom.

This data shows that Poles see real threats in both the economical and socio-political spheres.

Kaczyński: Increases in energy, gas and food prices are a priority

During his speech in the Sejm, PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński stressed that increases in energy, gas and food prices have particular importance for Polish families and entrepreneurs.

– We gotta ask about the most crucial issue today: what are they curious in and what are feared by Poles, Polish families, which concerns households, but besides entrepreneurs. It concerns the destiny of budgets and those of small, household and large enterprises said Kaczyński.

The PiS leader pointed out that price increases concern almost all areas of life, but peculiarly crucial are those related to electricity, gas and food.

Draft laws in the Sejm: Will reducing VAT solve the problem?

Kaczyński reminded that since January in the Sejm they have been lying three draft lawsto reduce VAT on key products and services:

1. Reduction of VAT on food to 0%,
2. Reduction of VAT on electricity to 8%,
3. Reduction of VAT on gas.

– These are very simple, very easy laws. With 1 insignificant change, i.e. the deadline for implementation, they can be adopted quickly stressed the erstwhile Prime Minister.

Unfortunately, as Kaczyński pointed out, these projects They inactive don't have the numbers and have not been taken by the Sejm. – This is the most crucial issue for Poles today – he added.

What about energy prices and safety of Poles?

In the face of increasing concerns of Poles about energy price increases and energy crisis, it is essential to rapid and effective action from the government. Reducing VAT on energy, gas and food could bring relief to millions of households, but this requires political will and cooperation in Parliament.

As the survey shows, Poles anticipate stableness and safety in both the economical and political spheres. Will the rulers accept the challenge and respond to these expectations?