The Polish Police Surround the Constitutional in the Outbreak of a Crisis on the Top of the Court
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In Poland, the power struggle between the government and the opposition is escalating: On Friday, the government disembarked the conservative leadership of the Constitutional Court – in subsequent protests, the police surrounded the courthouse, built barricades and took action against the demonstrators.
A long-running political dispute over the Constitutional Court has effectively paralyzed the institution in Poland. Nationalist President Nawrotski, who refused to ratify the appointments of judges by the Tusk government, is making an extraordinary return. The post Institutional crisis in Poland – Police seize the Constitutional Court appeared first on in.gr.
El Periódico
The Police have surrounded this Friday night the seat of the Constitutional Court of Poland in the capital of the country, Warsaw, in the definitive outbreak of a latent crisis over the composition of the court leadership that has faced for months Prime Minister Donald Tusk with his two major political rivals: the leader of Law and Justice and former Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczinski, and the current president of the country, Karel Nawrocki.Cont…
The Police have surrounded this Friday night the seat of the Constitutional Court of Poland in the...
The dispute over the Constitutional Court has escalated in Poland, with police intervening outside its building. Some judges claim that the current president and vice president have been removed from office. The Prosecutor General has requested that both be stripped of their immunity. Other judges reject this version, Polish media report.
"They don't know how to win legally, on democratic principles, so they use a club" - this is how Andrzej Duda, former president, commented on the current situation in the Constitutional Tribunal.
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