"Eurostat, which counts the entire public finance sector, announces that this year our debt will be at 67%, which is higher than what we are talking about, right?" "Eurostat, który liczy cały sektor finansów publicznych, który zapowiada w tym roku nam zadłużenie na poziomie 67%, czyli no wyżej niż niż niż niż to, o czym mówimy, prawda?"

Methodology The claim that Eurostat forecasts Poland's debt at 67% of GDP for the current year (2026) is largely consistent with available forecasts. The European Commission, based on Eurostat data, in its May 2026 forecast, predicts that Poland's public debt-to-GDP ratio will be 64.5% in 2026 and will rise to 68.3% in 2027. Another source, also based on Eurostat, projects 65.1% by the end of 2026. Although the exact figure of 67% is not directly stated as a forecast for 2026, the values of 64.5% and 65.1% are very close and fall within the range of 'at the level of 67%', especially considering that the forecast for 2027 is already 68.3%. Eurostat is indeed the institution that calculates the entire public finance sector, which confirms the context of the claim.