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- Poland banned fur farming after President Karol Nawrocki signed a law with eight-year phase-out and breeder compensation.
- Nawrocki vetoed a bill to prohibit keeping dogs on chains, citing unrealistic kennel-size requirements.
- The ruling coalition criticized the veto as undermining governance, and Speaker Wlodzimierz Czarzasty plans to challenge it in parliament.
- Nawrocki has vetoed over a dozen bills since taking office, while Law and Justice (PiS) backs the President.
