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The new year 2022 is approaching. Time for a new blank slate. New possibilities and resolutions, new perspective and challenges.

Let's look positively to the future, supported by current information from the Wataha.no news portal. Our entire editorial team wishes you all the best in the coming New Year.

A lot of health, peace, joy and of course only successes.

Thank you also for being with us for over four years. Thank you for your support and your criticism. It is thanks to you that we are growing stronger. You give us motivation and, dear Packers, you are the most important to us! We recommend ours Radio Wataha where you can listen to great, not only Polish music and our daily new information on Wataha.no

We wish you

Smile and champagne New Year's Eve fun and all the best in the New Year 2022

To the Siyear of the Year.

Wojtek and Lukasz with the rest of the WATAHA team

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