In coverage from wPolityce.pl, the surge in interest for the January 11 demonstration in Warsaw has set a new mark in the 23-year history of the Law and Justice party.
The event is scheduled for January 11 at 4 p.m. and will be held in front of the Sejm. Leading figures slated to speak include PiS head Jarosław Kaczyński, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, and Mariusz Błaszczak, who chairs the PiS club.
The turnout is described as exceptionally strong.
Travel logistics show about 800 coaches organized for attendees. From the Western Pomeranian Voivodeship, where journeys can span eight to nine hours, nine buses have already been confirmed, with twenty-one additional coaches expected tomorrow, according to the organizers.
PiS is projecting a participation range of sixty to seventy thousand people for the events.
Officials emphasize a collective stance against what they describe as lawlessness, urging unity and action on January 11 before the Sejm.
Earlier statements from PiS leaders highlighted the aim to restore order and defend democratic processes through peaceful assembly.
For broader context on the protest dynamics and mobilization trends, observers note the growing alignment of supporters around the call to defend democratic norms and institutional integrity. [Citation: wPolityce]