Gliwice referendum drive clears signature threshold to oust mayor

A local committee in Gliwice, Poland, has collected 18,000 signatures to force a referendum on recalling Mayor Katarzyna Kuczyńska-Budka, exceeding the legal minimum. The referendum's validity and outcome remain uncertain pending verification and voter turnout. This reflects local political tensions in a mid-sized Polish city, with no immediate national implications.

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