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Poland ’s main Christmas celebration takes place not on 25 December but on the previous evening , when people gather for the traditional meal, known as wigilia, and open presents.
While 25 and 26 December are officially days off work in Poland , Christmas Eve is not.
President Andrzej Duda and Catholic church have voiced their support for a proposal by The Left ( Lewica ) to make Christmas Eve a day off work.
Some of The Left 's allies in the ruling coalition have expressed scepticism about the idea.
The Left is the most anticlerical group in Poland 's parliament.
The Catholic church has also expressed support for the proposal to make Christmas Eve a public holiday.
Two of Poland 's largest trade union groups, Solidarity and OPZZ , also support the idea.
Most parties in parliament, both in the ruling coalition and opposition, are yet to take a position.
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