The opposition has a plan to remove Tusk from power with the help of the president, – Gazeta Wyborcza

Gazeta Wyborcza writes that The authorities want to eliminate Tusk/GettyImages and Collage 24 Channel

In Poland, a new Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, was recently appointed. At the same time, there is information in the media that they want to remove him from power.

Polish Law and Justice Party, for the first time in 8 which has been in opposition for years, is counting on the possibility of removing Donald Tusk from power. They want to do this with the help of President Andrzej Duda and the Constitutional Tribunal controlled by them.

Tusk may want to bypass Duda's veto

According to the publication, the more right wing of PiS, led by leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, expects that Tusk will want to bypass Duda’s veto on budget amendments and allocate 3 billion zlotys to state broadcasters in the context of their reform.

< p>To do this, the current prime minister will make appropriate amendments to the budget law, after which the president will send them to the Constitutional Tribunal, where most of the members were appointed in the PiS cadence. The court must make a decision within two months from the date of such submission.

According to the Polish Constitution, the adopted budget law must be submitted to Dudi within four months after the submission of the draft, otherwise In this case, he may decide to dissolve parliament. Duda must receive a draft budget before January 29, 2024.

Hardliners in the Law and Justice Party are demanding that Duda use a scorched-earth tactic land, writes Gazeta Wyborcza.

Tusk about the war in Ukraine

• The new Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, said that his government will insist on the full mobilization of the West to help Ukraine. He said this during a speech in the Seimas during the presentation of the action program and composition of the new government. He stressed that he no longer wants to listen to politicians who are tired of the war.
• At the same time, Tusk said that Warsaw will continue to defend the interests of Polish farmers who, together with transporters, are blocking border with Ukraine, promising to work “with every neighbor of Poland” and resolve issues with protests.
• He stressed that Ukrainians are fighting for something very important.