Nawrocki Accused Tusk of "Crime Against the constitution." Prime Minister Blames the President for Escalation
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The National Security Council (RNN) comprises: the Speakers of the Sejm and Senate, the Prime Minister, the Ministers of Defense, Foreign Affairs, Interior Affairs, and Administration, the Special Services Coordinator, representatives of parliamentary clubs and groups, the Head of the National Security Bureau (BBN) and the Head of the Presidential Chancellery, as well as, among others, the Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces, G…
During Tuesday's meeting of the National Security Council, President Karol Nawrocki accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of illegal actions against the Constitutional Tribunal. He also accused the head of government of damaging Poland's image internationally.
The dispute mainly concerns the status of the new Constitutional Court judges and their approach to performing their duties. Both sides claim to be defending the rule of law.
President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk met on Tuesday, November 3, at a meeting of the National Security Council. At the beginning of the meeting, the two politicians greeted each other with a brief handshake. Shortly thereafter, the president leveled harsh accusations against the head of government concerning the Constitutional Tribunal. Nawrocki's remarks about his smile at the prime minister drew particular attention.
WARSAW - Polish President Karol Nawrocki sharply criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government during a meeting of the National Security Council on Tuesday. He also declared that he would use all his powers to stop an attempt to overthrow the constitutional order. On Tuesday, before the government meeting, Tusk accused the president and part of the opposition of inciting tension.
Poland's right-wing conservative President Karol Nawrocki has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government of having plunged the country into an unprecedented constitutional crisis. "The rule of law cannot be restored with methods that violate the law," Nawrocki said on Tuesday at the beginning of a meeting of the National Security Council with a view to the recent events surrounding the Constitutional Court.
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