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Protests in Warsaw against the new media law in Poland / Photo: Jaap Arriens / ddp USA / Profimedia

The European Commission today criticized the Polish law restricting foreign ownership of domestic media companies, which was passed by the lower house of parliament. reports Euronews.

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"Media pluralism and diversity of opinion are what strong democracies welcome, not the fight against them. "Poland's broadcasting bill sends a negative signal," EC Vice President Vera Jurova wrote on Twitter.

Polish lawmakers passed the bill last night with 228 votes in favor, 216 against and 10 abstentions.

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