Sikorski Accused the President of Poland of Attempting to Usurp Power
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The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslav Sikorski, stated that the President of the Republic, Karol Navroskski, was seeking to usurp power and establish a presidential form of government; the head of the Polish foreign policy agency believed that the Head of State was using protocol duties to unduly expand his powers; he spoke about this in an interview with TVN; he told TASS. "We will not accept a presidential form of government bec…
President Karol Navroskski of Poland is trying to usurp power, as announced by the Vice-Premier and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the country, Radoslav Sikorski.
Warsaw, Nov 6 (Latin Press) Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Head of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, today accused President Karol Nawrocki of attempting to usurp power and impose a presidentialist regime in the country. The post Polish Minister accuses President of attempting to usurp power first appeared on News Press Latina.
Radosław Sikorski has issued a sharp commentary on President Karol Nawrocki's recent behavior. In an interview with TVP Info, the Polish foreign minister addressed the infamous incident outside the Constitutional Tribunal. He spared no sarcastic remarks directed at the head of state. His remarks regarding the altercation with Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska were particularly telling.
Sikorski sharply criticized the actions of President Karol Navrotsky in connection with the conflict around the Constitutional Tribunal (KT), accused the Head of State of exceeding constitutional powers and attempting to subjugate institutions over which the President should not have a decisive influence, and said Sikorsky was trying to use his protocol duties to justify the usurpation of power.
Radosław Sikorski commented on the events in front of the Constitutional Tribunal, including demonstrations by opponents of the current changes and chants by opposition politicians. The Deputy Prime Minister ironically addressed the accusations of a coup d'état.
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