VOICED : Poland Promising welfare barring refugees populists eye power

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Poland's centrist government, including economic issues like low coal prices and unemployment. Public dissatisfaction is evident, with low wages and a lack of interest in politics. The conservative opposition, Law and Justice Party, is gaining popularity by promising economic improvements and adopting a populist stance. The potential shift in Poland's political landscape is compared to Hungary's current situation, with a focus on anti-migrant policies.

What are the potential consequences of the government's current policies on migration?

In what ways does the text suggest that the political climate in Poland may change in the next five years?