"Intrigue"? Power Struggle Escalated in Poland's PiS Party – Former Head of Government Goes
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The powerful right-wing national PiS party is disintegrating into different camps. Jarosław Kaczyński seems unable to hold his life's work together anymore. His eternal opponent Donald Tusk is still holding back with comments.
More than 40 people left the party.
Pole ultranationalists split. The president of the opposition party Law and Justice (Pis), Jarosław Kaczyński, has decided to expel former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and 30 other members of the formation. A break that risks fragmenting the electorate a little more than a year after the next elections. The former Prime Minister is accused of having [...] The article splits the far right party in Poland: the former Prime Minister Morawiecki…
The Polish conservative-nationalist party PiS is losing a large number of members of parliament. Dozens of MPs want to pursue a more moderate course than party chairman Jaroslaw Kaczynski. They now claim to have been expelled from the party; according to Kaczynski, they resigned their party membership themselves. In March of this year, Kaczynski selected the far-right Przemyslaw Czarnek as his candidate for prime minister in next year's electio…
An ultimatum that has been ignored – and a party that breaks apart. In Poland, the power struggle within the PiS ends with a historical break.
In Poland, the Law and Justice Party split up: Kaczynski excluded Moravecki and dozens of deputies
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