US EditionJoanna Mucha's Resignation Has Started a Government Reconstruction. Coalition Partners Set Conditions for Donald Tusk
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14 ministries "with portfolios", including two for smaller PO coalition partners - this is how the future shape of the government is supposed to look like. However, in practice, the reconstruction has already started. However, it was not Donald Tusk who started it, but the deputy head of the Ministry of National Education, Joanna Mucha from Poland 2050.
Joanna Mucha has resigned and stopped serving as deputy minister in the Ministry of Education. She says she is leaving because her projects have not gained support. Colleagues say it is a preemptive move.
On Monday, June 23, Deputy Minister of National Education Joanna Mucha announced her resignation. In the afternoon, she published a statement on social media.
Joanna Mucha has resigned from her position as Deputy Minister of National Education. The information was confirmed by government spokesman Adam Szłapka.
Szłapka added that the formal decision of the head of government on this matter has not yet been made.
Joanna Mucha has resigned from her position as deputy minister of national education, RMF FM reported. According to the station's findings, the letter regarding the resignation has already been sent to Donald Tusk. The head of government is expected to accept it.
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