Political Crisis in Poland: President Spoke with Parties, Prime Minister Defends His Actions
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The Polish opposition accuses Donald Tusk's government of plotting a coup against the Constitutional Court. A government-backed group of judges has taken control of the court from a pro-opposition chairman. The president opened consultations with parliamentary forces today, but Tusk's Civic Platform has refused to participate.
In the midst of a political crisis due to the stronghold on the composition of the Constitutional Court, the Polish President held consultations on Saturday, October 31, with representatives of the parties of the centrist majority and the nationalist opposition in order to find a solution to the political and institutional crisis, without tangible results. His frontal opponent, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, for his part denounced those who, accord…
Polish President Karol Nawrocki held consultations on Saturday with representatives of the majority centrist parties and the nationalist opposition to find a solution to the political and institutional crisis, with no concrete results, while his direct opponent, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, denounced those who, in his opinion, wish to "destroy democracy," AFP reports.
After an umpteenth blockage, the impossibility of voting on the budget of the Constitutional Court, the events accelerated abruptly on Friday night.
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