Bureaucratically challenged

When the President of Warsaw, Lech Kaczyński, made rather enigmatic remarks about the Okęcie airport extension, voices were heard claiming that the 'new establishment' was ill-disposed towards investors Residents' associations in the boroughs of Włochy, Ursus and Ochota, Okęcie airport's neighbouring districts, are among those who oppose the construction of the new terminal, claiming it will exacerbate the noise pollution. This protest has been backed by ecologists who have expressed concern about the capital's air corridor, which carries Warsaw's de-polluting winds. In April, members of Warsaw's Law and Justice, (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość), Party declared that they'd "put a spanner in the works" of the investment, while Lech Kaczyński himself expressed doubts as to its feasibility. Witold Słowik, the man in charge of the city's strategic development announced that "the airport has reached the limits of its development". In addition to carrying out