Polish Opposition Moves to Oust Tusk's Government
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In Poland, a vote of no confidence in Tusk's government was initiated amid protests Former head of government and Sejm deputy Mateusz Morawecki called for a vote of no confidence in the government of Donald <p>Tusk. He proposed technical government before elections in a year.</p>
In Poland, as the crisis between President Karol Nawrocki and the government continues over the Constitutional Court, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that they will submit a motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government. Morawiecki proposed the formation of a technocratic government until the elections.
The MP of Poland and the leader of the Party of European Conservatives and Reformists, Mateusz Moravetski, proposed on Saturday to organize a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Donald Tuska's government due to the crisis with the Constitutional Court. "We submit a motion of no confidence against the Tusk government," the regional media quoted his words.
FORMER Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has proposed forming an interim government to lead the country until new parliamentary elections.
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The Frontier PostFormer Premier Mateusz Morawiecki proposes technical government until new elections are held
The party of former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Moravecski's "Development Plus" submitted to the Sejm a motion for a vote on the lack of confidence in the Government of Donald Tuska against the backdrop of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court. "We submit a motion of no confidence against the Government of Tusk," wrote Moravecki on social network X. He proposed the formation of a technical government, led by Marek Iurek, former Vice-…
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