The ruling party has accused the opposition of wanting to stoke civil unrest by questioning the election results if it loses.
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Pamphlet advising Poles to follow government line in referendum distributed by post office
The tabloid-style pamphlet encouraging Poles to vote against the “invasion of illegal immigrants” and “Tusk’s secret plans”.
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