After National Mourning, Poland Re-Enters the Fight over the Constitutional Court
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After two days of national mourning over the deadly shootings, Poland returns on Tuesday to a fierce, decade-long battle over the supreme court and power games between the president and prime minister.
The national mourning following the tragedy in Krakow was supposed to temporarily calm the political dispute. Instead, Law and Justice found itself at the center of the chaos, sparked by its own announcements. Jarosław Kaczyński called for the demonstration to be canceled, and Rafał Bochenek was then forced to explain why the protest before the Constitutional Tribunal should continue. The case demonstrates how easily the lines between […]
Poland's heart was beating in Krakow over the weekend after a shocking shooting in the Main Market Square. Michał Oksiński, 24, died today, having killed six people on Saturday and wounded 15. Law and Justice leader Jarosław Kaczyński on Sunday called for the cancellation of a demonstration regarding the situation at the Constitutional Tribunal due to a national mourning period. Today, however, PiS spokesman Rafał Bochenek explained the chairman…
PiS spokesman Rafał Bochenek stated on Monday that "the town before the Constitutional Tribunal must continue." "Its goal of defending Poland against a coup d'état is still valid," he emphasized.
PiS spokesman Rafał Bochenek stated that "the case before the Constitutional Tribunal must continue"
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