Braun's men disappear from the Confederation Leaders' Council

The changes concerning activists of the Confederation of the Polish Crown are related to Grzegorz Braun's decision in January to run - contrary to the party's arrangements - in this year's presidential elections.

The Confederation Congress has excluded Włodzimierz Skalik and Robert Iwaszkiewicz from the Council of Leaders of the group. The decision is related to their support for the candidacy of Grzegorz Braun. This is not the end of the changes.

The Confederation Congress made changes to the party's structures on Saturday. None of the activists from the Confederation of the Polish Crown, whose president is MEP Grzegorz Braun, who was removed from the party in January, sit on its Leaders' Council any more, MP Witold Tumanowicz told PAP.

The Confederation Congress made changes to the party's structures on Saturday. None of the activists of the Polish Crown Confederation, whose president is MEP Grzegorz Braun, who was removed from the party in January, are sitting on its Leaders' Council any more, MP Witold Tumanowicz told PAP. The Confederation Congress is a body convened every five years, whose competences include, among others, appointing members of the 12-person Leaders' Coun…

The Confederation Congress decided on significant changes in the Confederation authorities. Representatives were removed from the previous Council of Leaders of the group