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Zgoda was a short-lived centre-right electoral alliance signed on 22 January 2005 in Łódź by the leaders of three Polish political parties — Janusz Wojciechowski of the Polish People's Party, Zbigniew Religa of the Centre Party, and Jerzy Kropiwnicki of the Christian National Union. Ultimately, the alliance failed to materialize as it was met with opposition by the majority of the Centre Party and the Polish People's Party. The Supreme Council of the Polish People's Party voted against the agreement, prompting Wojciechowski to resign as the party's leader on 29 January; he was also expelled from the party in early 2006.
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