The Polish presidential candidate "Right and Justice" from the largest opposition party Carol Knaroghi promises to prevent the country's transition from euro currency.
"I speak clearly not to the euro. Neither euros, as the Poles are ready to earn as we earn today in Poland and pay European prices, "said Navrotski during a meeting with voters.
He is convinced that the Polish zloti is not only one of the country's independence guarantees, "more than a century-old tradition, but first of all gives us economic freedom and opportunity to regulate our economy here, Poland, not Europe."
"I am against the entrance to Poland to the eurozone, and I will not allow the euro to be in Poland, as it is harmful to both Polish economy and Polish consumers," Nerotsky concluded.
The first round of the Polish presidential elections is scheduled for May 18, the current head of the country Andrzej Duda will not be able to participate in this election as the position is held for the second time in a row.
