Tusk-Nawrocki Meeting Uncertain. Presidential Palace Sets Conditions
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on a planned meeting with President Karol Nawrocki. According to the head of government, the president has withdrawn the invitation for the time being. The meeting was intended to reduce political tensions in the country. Tusk also revealed the details of the previous arrangements and exchange of messages with the head of state.
The President of Poland, Karol Navroskski, demanded that the police be removed from the territory of the Constitutional Court and that the judges whom he considered to be lawful be allowed to work before meeting with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Donald Tusk proposed to Karol Nawrocki a meeting about the Constitutional Tribunal. The president was supposed to send a text message with the meeting date. The message arrived, but the date was not announced. On Friday, the Palace outlined its expectations regarding the situation at the Constitutional Tribunal, and the Prime Minister's Office responded that the talks should not depend on preconditions. What does the Palace expect? Zbigniew Bogu…
The announced meeting between Donald Tusk and Karol Nawrocki regarding the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal may not take place. Head of the Chancellery of the President, Zbigniew Bogucki, informed the Prime Minister, through Jan Grabiec, Head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, of the conditions set by the president's side.
Earlier this week, Donald Tusk proposed a "one-on-one meeting" with Karol Nawrocki to discuss the dispute surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. On Friday, the long-awaited response from the President's Office arrived, along with two conditions. However, the Prime Minister's Office responded in kind.
"I received a text message from the president; we have our own confidential secret mail. I have the impression that the president, for some reason, preferred to withdraw the invitation for now. But this is certainly not the last attempt. We will probably meet in the future," Prime Minister Donald Tusk told reporters at the Sejm. He added that Karol Nawrocki's message was "very cordial."
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