The filters and penalties are most likely the same everywhere in the world, but algorithms are not enough to handle violations of Google guidelines. They need humans to review the flagged pages, deal with spam reports etc.
The Google branch in Krakow is for engineering and the one in Wroclaw for customer service. There may be no single person employed there to handle the search quality. I saw some ads for 'search quality associates' with fluent Polish here in Dublin, so I can imagine that there are some people working on those issues in every local version of Google. The only question is how many people comparing to the English language results.
See this video (around 6th minute) with Matt Cutts saying that he is sending his 'right hand' to Europe for six months. Why would they do it if it was all ok? It was end of the 2006. Did they handle the problem since then? I doubt it...



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