Kaczyński Attacks Tusk's Government. He Invoked the 1945 Principles.
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Kaczyński thanked the protesters for their large turnout. "It is extremely comforting that Poles want to defend Poland, our fundamental interests, what history has judged to be worthless, something that cannot be sold or lost – to defend Polish honor, which has always been linked to freedom," he said. READ ALSO: Nawrocki returns to Poland. Cabinet chief reveals his plans. The PiS leader emphasized that "Poland is a country of freedom, of struggl…
It has been three years since Poland's prime minister defined “struggling democracy” as a process of necessary cleansing of the state after the rule of “populists,” within which “it is not always possible to adhere precisely to the letters of the law.” Today, struggling democracies are on the offensive again in Warsaw.
Before 5 a.m., the president left the Constitutional Tribunal. In front of the Constitutional Tribunal building, his chief of staff, Paweł Szefernaker, read a statement announcing that Karol Nawrocki had called urgent consultations with representatives of parliamentary forces for today. Next to Szefernaker, under the Gazeta Polska Club tent, Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski delivered the statement. "We are dealing with an at…
Police units were stationed in front of the Constitutional Tribunal building, and Law and Justice politicians appeared. Party chairman Jarosław Kaczyński, who arrived in front of the building, appealed to President Karol Nawrocki and spoke of a "coup d'état."
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