The Investigation Against Lech Wałęsa Has Been Launched. The Prosecutor's Office Has Issued a Decision.
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The prosecutor's office has discontinued the proceedings against former President Lech Wałęsa for giving false testimony in the investigation into the so-called "Kiszczak files".
After years of investigation, the prosecutor's office closes the Lech Wałęsa case. Waldemar Żurek says the political prosecution of the Solidarity legend is over, and the investigators' position is based on a number of doubts regarding key evidence used in the proceedings against the Nobel Peace Prize winner.
The prosecutor's office has discontinued the investigation into Lech Wałęsa's false testimony regarding the so-called Kiszczak files. Investigators concluded that there was no reliable evidence that the former president authored the documents attributed to a secret collaborator codenamed Bolek.
The prosecutor's office has dismissed the case against Lech Wałęsa, who was accused of giving false testimony in the investigation into the "Kiszczak Files." The expert opinion was crucial in this case.
The investigation against Lech Wałęsa for giving false testimony regarding the "Kiszczak files" has been discontinued, the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw announced.
Lech Wałęsa denied that the files of the "Bolek" secret police unit found in General Czesław Kiszczak's apartment contained his signatures. The prosecutor's office conducted an investigation into these statements for false testimony, which was discontinued on Thursday.
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