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NYTimes: As U.K. Beckons Truck Drivers, Many in Poland Say ‘No Thanks’

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Biography: Anna Liminowicz - photographer and reportage author based in Warsaw, Poland. She works regularly with several international publications including The New York Times, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian, NRC and many others. She divides her work... MORE

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NYTimes: As U.K. Beckons Truck Drivers, Many in Poland Say ‘No Thanks’

anna liminowicz

Nov 30, 2021

On assignment for The New York Times
Words by David Segal

As U.K. Beckons Truck Drivers, Many in Poland Say ‘No Thanks’
A special visa offer, aimed at forestalling a supply chain fiasco during the holidays, goes begging for takers.
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