The Deputy Minister Proposes a Bet on the Left. "For a Good breakfast."
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Maciej Berek, until recently Minister for Government Policy Implementation and Donald Tusk's right-hand man, is the Civic Coalition's candidate for judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. Why is the Prime Minister changing the rules and deciding on this move? What are the coalition partners' reactions? Does this signal the beginning of more significant changes at the Constitutional Tribunal? Dorota Łoboda, MP and spokesperson for the Civic Coaliti…
Wojciech Machulski compared Maciej Berek's candidacy to the nominations of Pawłowicz and Piotrowicz. In his opinion, the prime minister wants to take over the Constitutional Tribunal.
Berek wasn't a politician. He practiced law, not politics, said Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs Michał Gramatyka when asked about Maciej Berek.
He's a brilliant professional, an outstanding lawyer – this is how Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs Michał Gramatyka assessed Maciej Berek's candidacy for the Constitutional Tribunal in Graffiti. Remarking that the Prime Minister had referred to Berek as his right-hand man, the Poland 2050 politician asked what, in that case, Jan Grabiec or Adam Szłapka should be called. "There can only be one right-hand man?" he asked. He also proposed a bet …
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