WARSAW (Reuters) - Andrzej Duda’s shock win in Poland’s presidential election has capped a rapid rise from backroom obscurity to head of state, and may herald a new political chapter in eastern Europe’s biggest economy.
Duda was a legal aide to conservative President Lech Kaczynski before his death in 2010 in a plane crash in Russia.
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