Poland reverses communist-era pension cuts: 2,700 restored, 436M PLN paid

Poland's new government has issued over 2,700 positive decisions reversing pension and benefit reductions imposed by the dezubekization law, with back payments totaling nearly 436 million PLN. This marks a significant policy reversal following the change of power, signaling a shift in the ruling coalition's approach to transitional justice. The scale of compensation suggests a broader administrative effort to address grievances from the previous administration's security-service vetting measures.