Just a few minutes from the city centre of Gdańsk, the railway megaphone announces the following station – Następny przystanek – next stop, it says with a somewhat distorted voice. The rattling of the lemon and navy blue convoy of these high-speed trains between cities on Poland’s Baltic coast – or SKM for short -ContinueContinue reading “Gdańsk, city of freedom, solidarity and now also of concord”
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Breslavia, el milagro económico
La tasa de desempleo de la ciudad ha disminuido hasta el 1,9% en 10 añosGoogle, HP o Volvo son algunas de las empresas internacionales instaladas en la capital de la Baja Silesia Muchos jóvenes decidimos emigrar en busca de nuevas oportunidades, de un trabajo que permita independizarnos y crecer personal y profesionalmente. En el mejorContinueContinue reading “Breslavia, el milagro económico”
Przedmieście Oławskie And The Challenge Of Revitalization
Formerly Known As The Bermuda Triangle, The Neighbourhood Faces A Complete Paint Job The New Municipality Of Wroclaw Imposed Recently That Some Of The Initiatives Must Remain Detained In The Process Of Being Reassessed. View of a facade in Przedmieście Oławskie (Andrea Ariet) Following the wave of changes that are occurring in the city ofContinueContinue reading “Przedmieście Oławskie And The Challenge Of Revitalization”
Nadodrze, a forgotten area with a new lease of life
The story of a neighbourhood which was marked by a history of depravation, now unveiled by a wave of tolerance and ready to become the new cultural meeting point of Wrocław.
Poles urge to democracy
A new threat to Poland’s constitution seems to have turned upside down definitely the three power division. Is that the final step of turning the country away from democracy?
Andrea Ariet 