Former PM Morawiecki's Faction Splits From Poland’s PiS Before Crucial Election
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As an opposition party, the national-conservative PiS party is failing to renew itself. A struggle between hardliners and moderates is now leading to a split within the party that has left Poland clashing with Brussels.
The once powerful PiS party in Poland is falling apart. Former Prime Minister Morawiecki founded his own party with 40 deputies. The first profiteer is Premier Tusk.
On Tuesday, the Law and Justice Political Committee is expected to make a decision regarding the expulsion of Mateusz Morawiecki and his supporters. Morawiecki himself announced that if members of the Rozwój Plus association are expelled from the party, they will form a new caucus.
Forty MPs around former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki have left the largest opposition party in Poland. This could be useful in the end to the right.
The extreme right-wing Polish party has kicked out former Prime Minister Morawiecki and 36 MPs, in one of the worst crises in its history
Poland's Largest Right-Wing Party Was Asked to Sign a Loyalty Declaration - Now It's 'Broken in Two'
According to DR's correspondent Matilde Kimer, an inflamed conflict has been underway for several months.
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