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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

in Politics, on the 18th of November 2009

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182974

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182973

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182968

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182961

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182950

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182945

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182944

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182942

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182935

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 182938

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 183092

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 183091

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

ID: 183085

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More than 1000 people with banners and sirens are demonstrating against proposed changes to the gambling law in front of the Polish Senate and Prime Minister's Office. Warsaw, Poland. 18/11/2009.

Tommorrow ministers will make a decision about proposed changes to the law on gambling.Up to 100.000 people stand to lose their jobs if the changes are approved.

Fot. iori De Windt / DEMOTIX

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