Polish pension bill more acceptable now - president

The pension reform bill which raises retirement age to 67 is more acceptable in its present shape, giving Poles a right to choose, Poland's President Bronislaw Komorowski told a public TV programme on Monday night. "The bill has been changing and it is easier for me to accept it now when it includes the provisions that give Poles a right to choose," the president said. "You can choose a weaker pension earlier, or a better - later," the president noted.