Polish president turns back from Senegal trip as top court chief suspended
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“At a moment like this, the president belongs in Poland,” wrote Karol Nawrocki.
A group of PiS supporters surrounds the seat of the court after the suspension of the president of the organ. More information: The split of the ultras of Law and Justice gives oxygen to the liberal Donald Tusk in the absence of a year for elections in Poland
President Karol Nawrocki set off on Friday, October 30, for a visit to Senegal. Upon learning that Bogdan Święczkowski had been removed from his position as President of the Constitutional Tribunal, the head of state decided to immediately return to Poland. "At such a moment, the President must be in Poland. I am aborting the flight to Senegal. I am returning to Poland," the president announced on X (this post, posted at 6:12 PM, had over 2.5 mi…
Police stormed Poland's Supreme Court and suspended its president. According to a post by the country's president, Karol Nawrotski, he is rushing back from a trip to Senegal. "At a time like this, the president should be in Poland. I am interrupting my trip to Senegal. I am returning," he told X. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in a tweet: "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After years of anarchy under the leadership of PiS (Law a…
Tensions between the Polish government and the presidency escalated to a new level with a police operation at the Constitutional Court building. The operation occurred as President Karol Nawrocki was leaving the country for a visit to Senegal, leading to his abduction and departure from the country.
The long-standing conflict over control of the judiciary is leading the Tusk government into a head-on confrontation with the country's president - "Restoring the rule of law is our duty," said the Polish Prime Minister
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