The Polish government is pulling police from all over the country to "finish the attack" on the Constitutional Court
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The Polish government is pulling police from all over the country to "finish the attack" on the Constitutional Court
The Polish government is pulling police from all over the country to "finish the attack" on the Constitutional Court.This was stated on Thursday by the Member of the European Parliament Arkadiusz Mularczyk.Meanwhile, it is reported...
The Polish authorities have drawn police officers from all over the country to Warsaw against the backdrop of a worsening conflict around the Constitutional Tribunal, as announced in Social Network X by the European Parliament's member of the opposition party "Law and Justice" Arkadius Molarczyk, accusing the Government of attempting to control the judiciary.
The removal of its President and Deputy President from the administration of the Constitutional Tribunal has given rise to a heated debate in Poland; some politicians believe that "the rule of law is being restored", others speak of a coup d'état.
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