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Navigating Where to Watch Republika TV: An Insightful Viewer’s Guide

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Discovering Where to Watch Republika TV: A Guide for Viewers
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Whether on traditional television or in the vast expanse of the online world, embarking on the quest to find Republika TV proves to be a worthwhile endeavor. In the interest of our readers, the team at Republika TV has meticulously crafted a brief guide to promptly locate the Free Speech Zone television station. We strongly encourage you to share this valuable information with others!

Republika TV garners the attention of approximately eight million viewers each month. Currently, the channel boasts an impressive 60% technical coverage across the nation, ensuring widespread accessibility. Viewers can tune in to Republika TV through leading operators, local multiplexes, and various online platforms.

Republika TV commenced broadcasting on MUX L1 in Jelenia Góra and MUX L3 in Częstochowa, Tomaszów Mazowiecki, and Łódź. The L1 and L3 multiplexes are part of the Polish media group MWE Networks.

Furthermore, Republika TV is available on MUX L4 in Wrocław and Świdnica on channel 27. This additional channel in Wrocław, within the L4 MUX, belongs to the Polish company MWE. Republika TV is also accessible in Wrocław through BCast’s MUX.

Republika TV is available through the following operators:

  • Polsat Box from package M – channel 67
  • Canal Plus from package Relaks+ – channel 64
  • UPC Polska, the channel is accessible from the Max package. EPG Position: 29 or 340 (depending on the decoder type)
  • Play customers can watch TV Republika with at least the Max and Info package, EPG Position: 209
  • Orange from the Standard package – channel 28
  • Vectra from the Złoty package – channel 824
  • Netia from package M – channel 104
  • Toya from the Bogaty package – channel 630

Republika TV can also be viewed on local MUXes:

  • Local MUX TVS Katowice Kosztowy
  • Local B-cast MUXes: Warsaw, Tricity, Wrocław

And a final piece of information: The entire Silesia, Małopolska up to the borders of Krakow, and part of Opole Silesia on MUX L2 in HD, DVBT2 standard – already activated!

Video content from Republika TV is regularly published on its YouTube channel and other social media platforms. Stay tuned and keep exploring the diverse broadcasting avenues of Republika TV!

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Card Playing Day: A Tribute to Timeless Games and Human Connection

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Card Playing Day
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As December 28 approaches, card game enthusiasts and casual players alike are preparing to celebrate Card Playing Day, a special occasion dedicated to the enduring charm and universal appeal of card games.

In an era dominated by digital entertainment, the tactile simplicity and social connection offered by card games remain as captivating as ever. From the calculated strategies of poker to the fast-paced excitement of Uno, and the intricate teamwork of Bridge, these games transcend time, culture, and technology, bringing people together through shared moments of play.

Card Playing Day: Celebrating Connection, Strategy, and Fun

The origins of Card Playing Day are shrouded in mystery, but its purpose is unmistakable: to remind us of the joy and enrichment found in gathering around a deck of cards. It’s a chance to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with others, enjoying the unique blend of mental challenge and camaraderie that card games inspire.

Beyond their entertainment value, card games have a deeper impact. They sharpen strategic thinking, enhance decision-making, and nurture social skills. Whether it’s developing problem-solving abilities or fostering communication, the humble deck of cards offers lessons that extend far beyond the table.

Card Playing Day is more than a celebration of games—it’s a celebration of tradition, connection, and the timeless pleasure of playing together.

Police Raid on Dominican Monastery Sparks Calls for Transparency

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On December 19, police searched the Dominican monastery in Lublin, reportedly linked to accusations against PiS MP Marcin Romanowski. Officers allegedly used drones and photographed living quarters, raising concerns among the Dominicans about the motives and legality of the action.

Dominican Order’s Statement

Father Szymon Popławski, representing the Polish Dominican Province, demanded explanations from authorities, emphasizing the order’s opposition to being involved in political disputes. He decried the unauthorized media leaks and inaccuracies, calling for truth and respect in public discourse.

Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak defended the police, asserting their actions were based on credible information related to serious crimes. He encouraged legal remedies for grievances and dismissed claims of hostility toward the Church.

Marcin Romanowski called for transparency, urging the Prime Minister to clarify the situation. As tensions rise, the Dominicans hope for unity and integrity during this challenging time.

President Signs Free Christmas Eve Law for Workers

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President of Poland Andrzej Duda
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Polish President Andrzej Duda has signed a new law designating Christmas Eve as a public holiday for all workers, including retail employees. However, the law will undergo a subsequent review by the Constitutional Tribunal following concerns raised by worker organizations, particularly regarding its alleged discriminatory impact on retail employees.

Concerns Over Consultation and Impact

The President’s Office revealed that both employer and employee representatives expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of prior consultations during discussions at the Presidential Palace. Trade unions, notably “Solidarność,” argued that the law unfairly disadvantages retail workers. As a result, the President has opted for a “subsequent control” review, allowing the law to take effect while contentious aspects are examined by the Tribunal.

The new regulation also stipulates that, beginning in 2025, the three Sundays before Christmas Eve will be designated as trading days. This extension aims to balance the interests of consumers and retail businesses while respecting holiday traditions.

Smoke rises over Sanaa as Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen

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Damage at airport after Israel strikes Houthi rebels in Yemen’s capital

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25 12 2024 POLAND DAILY NEWS

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Top Winter Getaways in Poland: 6 Must-Visit Destinations for a Post-Holiday Escape

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Several ski resorts in Poland to remain open
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After the holiday hustle and bustle, there’s no better way to recharge than with a quick winter getaway. Poland boasts a variety of destinations perfect for a short trip during the colder months, offering something for every traveler. From snowy mountain resorts and picturesque lakes to lively cities, here are the top places to consider for a last-minute winter escape.

Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains: A Winter Sports Paradise

Known as the winter capital of Poland, Zakopane is a haven for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking enthusiasts. With stunning snowy peaks, charming taverns serving traditional oscypek cheese and mulled wine, and attractions like Kasprowy Wierch and Gubałówka, Zakopane guarantees both adventure and relaxation. Don’t miss the chance to unwind in the thermal baths of Bukowina Tatrzańska or Chochołów after a day in the mountains.

Karpacz and Szklarska Poręba: The Beauty of the Karkonosze Mountains

These two gems in the Karkonosze region offer excellent conditions for winter sports and scenic trekking. Highlights include the historic Wang Church in Karpacz and the breathtaking waterfalls of Szklarska Poręba. Perfect for families, these destinations also feature ice rinks, sleigh rides, and other winter-friendly activities.

Winter Magic in Mazury

Known for its serene lakes, Mazury transforms into a winter wonderland, offering peace and breathtaking landscapes. Frozen lakes and snow-covered forests set the stage for activities like sleigh rides and snowshoeing, while cozy guesthouses and spas provide ultimate relaxation. It’s an ideal retreat for nature lovers seeking tranquility.

The Tricity: Coastal Charm in Winter

Why not head to the coast during the colder months? The Tricity area—Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot—offers refreshing seaside walks, cultural landmarks, and spa treatments. Explore Gdańsk’s historic streets, Sopot’s iconic pier, and Gdynia’s modernist architecture while enjoying the health benefits of crisp sea air.

Białowieża: A Nature Lover’s Escape

Home to the UNESCO-listed Białowieża Forest, this region is a must-visit for those seeking a close connection with nature. A winter stroll through the ancient woods, with the possibility of spotting European bison, is unforgettable. Complement your visit with a trip to the Białowieża National Park Museum for insights into the region’s unique biodiversity.

Kraków: Winter Charm in a Historic Setting

Kraków enchants visitors year-round, but winter adds a touch of magic. Stroll through the snow-dusted Main Market Square, enjoy a hot chocolate in a cozy café, or explore Wawel Castle. The city’s festive markets, often extending into January, make it a delightful choice for a winter getaway.

Tips for Planning Your Winter Trip

For a successful last-minute winter trip, keep these tips in mind:

  • Book accommodations early, as many offer attractive winter packages.
  • Prepare for unpredictable weather with warm, layered clothing.
  • Choose a destination that suits your preferences, whether it’s a relaxing spa retreat or an active adventure.

Poland’s winter destinations offer an excellent opportunity to embrace the beauty of the season while enjoying quality time with loved ones. So, pack your bags and discover the magic of winter in Poland—whether it’s in the mountains, by the sea, or in the heart of a bustling city!

Andrzej Iwan, 1982 World Cup medallist from Poland, died 2 years ago

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Andrzej Iwan, a football player and coach, has died. Between 1978 and 1987, he represented Poland in football. He was a participant in the 1978 World Cup and the silver medallist of the 1982 World Cup. He died in Krakow, where he lived permanently.
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Andrzej Iwan, a football player and coach died two years ago. Between 1978 and 1987, he represented Poland in football. He was a participant in the 1978 World Cup and the silver medallist of the 1982 World Cup. He died in Krakow, where he lived permanently.

Andrzej Iwan’s death was reported on social media – the information was also confirmed by journalist Krzysztof Stanowski, whose programmes Iwan often used to appear in. He had been shying away from media activity for some time, having struggled with serious health problems for years. 

Fans remembered him as an excellent football player and uncompromising football expert. He wrote down the story of his colourful life years ago in his book ‘Spalony’.

Andrzej Iwan played 29 times in the Polish national squad, scoring 11 goals. He was a player of clubs from Krakow (Wanda, Wisla), as well as Górnik Zabrze, Vfl Bochum and Aris Thessaloniki.

The Legacy of Aleksander Ładoś: A Beacon of Courage and Humanity

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Honoring Aleksander Ładoś on his death anniversary: a Polish diplomat who saved thousands of Jews during WWII.

Leader of the Ładoś Group

Aleksander Ładoś, a Polish diplomat and leader of the Ładoś Group, remains a symbol of bravery and compassion. His group, comprising Polish diplomats in Bern and Jewish organizations, orchestrated the creation of illegal Latin American passports during World War II. These documents shielded Jews from deportation to Nazi extermination camps, offering them a lifeline amidst the horrors of the Holocaust.

A Medal of Honor and Memory

In 2019, Ładoś was posthumously awarded the Virtus et Fraternitas medal by President Andrzej Duda of Poland. This prestigious honor recognizes those who aided or commemorated Polish nationals or citizens of other ethnicities victimized by Soviet, Nazi, or nationalist crimes between 1917 and 1990. Ładoś’s efforts are credited with saving up to 10,000 lives, cementing his legacy as a defender of humanity.

Today, on the anniversary of his death, we remember Ładoś’s heroic actions and the lives he helped preserve. His story inspires us to stand against injustice and uphold human dignity.

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