Controversy over School Dramas. Nawrocki Calls It "Political Attacks"
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The tragedy in Leszczydół-Nowiny has shocked Poland. The attack on school staff, the death of a woman, and subsequent dramatic reports of violence among young people have presented politicians with a question that can no longer be postponed. How can we protect children and young people from dangerous content online without violating fundamental civil liberties? Donald Tusk responded by recalling the […]
– Unfortunately, this cult of violence also has a political alibi – said the head of government, Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk has again attacked President Karol Nawrocki for vetoing the bill implementing the EU Digital Services Act.
Karol Nawrocki expressed his condolences to the family of the victim of the attack at the school in Leszczydół-Nowiny. The President stated that the safety of Poles is a fundamental responsibility of the state, and that such tragedies cannot be exploited politically. The Presidential Palace also responded to Donald Tusk's criticism of the veto of the Digital Services Act.
President Karol Nawrocki spoke out following the tragic events in Polish schools. In a post published on platform X, he expressed his condolences to the family of a murdered employee of a school near Wyszków. He also appealed for the safety of students, teachers, and other employees of educational institutions. In his statement, he also addressed the exploitation of the tragedy in political disputes.
Donald Tusk criticized the president for vetoing the Digital Services Act. "In the face of such tragedies, there is no room for exploiting human tragedy for political attacks," wrote President Karol Nawrocki.
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