Poland's Nawrocki gives Tusk until Independence Day to back down over top court
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Poland's Nawrocki gives Tusk until Independence Day to back down over top court
Credit: bne IntelliNewsPolish President Karol Nawrocki has told Prime Minister Donald Tusk to halt what he calls an illegal takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal before November 11. He has not demanded his resignation.
The Presidential Palace has set conditions for Donald Tusk before a potential meeting between the two politicians. I reiterated the President of the Republic of Poland's position, presented at the National Security Council meeting: police cordons are leaving the Constitutional Tribunal, and legal judges are entering the Constitutional Tribunal," announced Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki considers Prime Minister Donald Tusk the main culprit in the attack on the rule of law and gave him until Poland's Independence Day, November 11, to resolve the crisis. On November 3, a meeting of the Polish National Security Council (Rada Bezpieczeństwa Narodowego) was held at the presidential palace. Both Nawrocki and Tusk were present. In an address delivered in the public part of the meeting, Nawrocki named Tu…
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