Political Crisis in Poland: European Commission Puts Pressure on President Nawrocki
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The European Commission calls for the deadlock in the Constitutional Court to be lifted - "There can be no compromise with lawlessness," says the Prime Minister
After the intervention of the police in the premises of the institution and the announcement of the suspension of its controversial president, the head of state gathered on Saturday the representatives of the parties of the centrist majority and the nationalist opposition to try to get out of the crisis, without tangible results.
The European Commission today called on the Polish President to validate the appointment of eight new judges. Since 2015, the Polish Constitutional Court has been at the heart of an arm of war between the nationalists and the current government, a conflict that has worsened on Friday with the intervention of the police. - Political crisis in Poland: the European Commission is putting pressure on President Nawrocki (International).
The Commission has asked the Polish president to ratify the appointment of the 5 judges whom it has not allowed to take the oath The post Poland: The European Commission calls on President Nawrotski to ratify the appointment of new judges appeared first on in.gr.
BRUSSELS, 31 OTT - The European Commission has invited the Polish President to validate the appointment of eight new judges, shortly after the consultations he held with the representatives of the parties of the centrist majority and the nationalist opposition... (ANSA)
Commission intervention on the controversy that has erupted in the country...
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