politicians have always aroused great public interest. Some of them can boast of university degrees, while others do not even have a secondary school leaving examination. The latter group includes Civic Coalition MP Iwona Hartwich, which she openly admitted to in the latest interview.
The Civic Coalition MP surprised with her confession. She confessed why she didn’t have her final exams
Iwona Hartwich appeared in the Radio Zet studio to discuss, among others: the topic of increasing the social pension in Poland. At the end of the conversation, the host Beata Lubecka asked how she managed to reconcile numerous professional responsibilities with studying at an adult high school. she admitted that it was quite a challenge, but education became her priority. – I made it a matter of honor – she confessed, adding that she had not had this opportunity before due to the disabled son she was taking care of.
At the same time, she added that now she has much more free time and perhaps she will even continue her studies at university. Due to this confession, she asked if this meant that she had also successfully passed the secondary school leaving examination. – I have my final exams ahead of me – the politician dispelled my doubts. Her statement might have gone completely unnoticed if it weren’t for what happened a few moments later.
The scandal surrounding Iwona Hartwich’s statement. She changed her mind in seconds
Lubecka thanked the interlocutor for the interview and concluded by asking at what stage her new career was. The MP revealed that she is in the process of creating content, but there is still a long way to go before it is published. You could feel that her statement was a bit more free than all before. Probably thinking that the recording was already finished, she unexpectedly returned to the issue of her further education. – And I don’t know if I’ll pass the final exams – she said directly.
The journalist did not hide her surprise at this unexpected change of topic. She emphasized that it offers a lot of development opportunities and you should not give up on it, even if you have no plans for further education at the moment. After a while of discussion, the MP agreed that she was right, but it was too late to avoid controversy.
The recording of Hartwich’s statement quickly went online, causing a real storm among Internet users. Many openly criticized the MP’s attitude, sharing bitter words with her, while others feared for the future of the nation and Polish education if people with similar views held the highest positions in the government.
Is this some joke? People to work must have research, qualifications and experience, and an MP, a person who creates reality, is someone like that? What is this?
God protect our nation
How can you be a member of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland without a high school leaving exam? Someone explain this to me.
Source: Gazeta
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